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ARM to buy out California chipmaker
January 27, 2004Clockless ARM chip watches power use
November 2, 2004 A radical new design of the asynchronous ARM processor loses the clock to reduce power consumption and noise.National and ARM license energy-saving technology
June 16, 2004 National Semiconductor and chip designer ARM have begun to license their PowerWise technology.LSI Logic speeds its ARM
September 3, 2003ARM to buy designer of systems-on-a-chip
August 23, 2004 With the acquisition of Artisan Components, ARM will get 340 employees, plus facilities in California and India.Atheros licenses technology from ARM
July 6, 2004 The move is meant to shorten the time it takes to get products to market.ARM joins embedded Linux group
October 30, 2003ARM says it's ready for the iPhone
June 22, 2007 With more than 90 percent of smart-phone market already using ARM-based chips, CEO Warren East loves all the attention on iPhone.Hook them with flash, keep them with software
October 5, 2007 Phones may sell because they are pink or thin, but software is what creates the user experience on a mobile computer.Intel has ARM in its crosshairs
September 26, 2007 Chip giant isn't content dominating the PC and server markets. It wants to make gains in mobile phones, where competition is stiffer.ARM links with Chinese manufacturer
July 30, 2003ARM's new chip aims beyond cell phones
October 19, 2004 Chip designer announces new processor for wider digital-device market, moving it beyond portable-device niche.ARM aims for security, power savings
October 15, 2003 With cell phones mimicking computers more and more, chip designer ARM is moving toward increased security and scaled-down power consumption.ARMed for the living room
April 3, 2006 Not content with "anonymous ubiquity" in cell phones, chip designer ARM is ratcheting up its focus on consumer electronics.The unheralded monopoly
July 9, 2004 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos takes the measure of ARM, a chip designer that enjoys as formidable a monopoly as behemoths like Microsoft and Intel.Companies double up for dual-chip cell phones
October 20, 2003 NEC and ARM team up to design chips that will contain two or more processing cores, the calculating unit inside microprocessors, to be inserted into phones and home electronics devices.The Achilles' heel in Google's phone plan
November 12, 2007 Can Google be a partner to cell phone makers? Only if the company can force itself to beg, beguile, and bluff, says CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos.TI teams to hang up cell phone crackers
June 29, 2004 Texas Instruments and ARM are "burying the security into the hardware," following the emergence of the first virus to target cell phones.Putting HD video on your phone
June 25, 2007 Texas Instruments says its new OMAP cell phone chips will deliver crisper images and fewer hiccups as early as next year.Sun inks new deals with old partners
June 27, 2005 Moves shore up Sun's dominance in market for supplying handset makers and cell phone operators with download software.
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