ARM: Advanced RISC Processors

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ARM processor

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ARM was designed to revolutionize traditional computer processors by making them more efficient

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First developed by a small team of researchers in the early 1980s , ARM was designed to revolutionize traditional computer processors by making them more efficient.

As ARM processors are more efficient than other kinds, with a smaller physical footprint, they have traditionally been perfect for pocket-sized devices.

The list of companies who use ARM designs is impressive, including Apple , Amazon , Google , Intel , Microsoft , Nvidia , and Samsung .

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