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The ninth generation of the Arm processor architecture, its engineers say, could sustain distributed computing for the rest of this decade. Could the rise of Arm signal the end of central processing units as we know them?

Arm is the industry's leading supplier of microprocessor technology, offering the widest range of microprocessor cores to address the performance, power and cost requirements for almost all application markets. Discover the right architecture for your project here with our entire line of cores expla

The Arm central processor unit (CPU) architecture comes in three varieties: A-Profile for rich applications (latest: Armv9-A), R-Profile for Real-time, and M-Profile for microcontrollers. Armv9 will deliver new security features including confidential compute and a broader workload capability.

Originally published Oct. 16, 2021, by Darien Graham-SmithUpdated Jan. 16, 2022, by Steve Larner When choosing a smartphone or tablet, you'll notice that some models use Intel processors, while others get based on the competing ARM architecture. ARM

What is an ARM processor? This definition explains what an ARM processor is and discusses its history, what its uses are and how it works.

More and more laptops are adopting Arm technology, but what is an Arm processor? We explain everything right here.

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