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The University of Manchester and ARM hook up to try and replicate human brain activity with a million computer chips.

The UK-based processor firm buys little-known US outfit, Obsidian Software.

The Ultrabook will blend laptop performance with tablet features, Intel says.

IBM and ARM's new deal will see the pair expand their chip making work in the mobile sphere.

Inside the Enterprise: Support for ARM-based chips will help Microsoft in the tablet and smartphone markets, but Redmond will need to move quickly to …

Microsoft will be able to get a closer look at Arm's technology after the pair sign licensing deal.

ARM and five other tech firms are to work together on making it easier to develop Linux software for ARM SoC-based mobile devices.

Apple has been linked with acquisitions of both AMD and ARM in the past week or two. Simon Brew asks what it’s up to...

A new chip technology designed for wireless products claims increased battery power and better computing performance.

ARM is looking to drive development for devices using Google's Android OS.

Asus is expected to unveil an ARM-based device next year.

ARM believes even basic handsets will soon get enough power to run smartphone operating systems.

Mainstream phones to offer a speedy internet experience by 2011 thanks to Cortex A5, which ARM claims Intel will struggle to match.

ARM and Broadcom have joined forces to offer superior processing for wireless and mobile devices.

Google shows off its Fast Flip technology, LG goes Android, 802.11n Wi-Fi finally gets official, ARM claims it can take on Intel in netbooks and Micro…

ARM announces ‘aggressive’ move into new markets with 2GHz Cortex-A9 chip, as it looks to expand its reach into netbook and mobile internet devices.

One Laptop Per Child is 'almost committed' to using ARM's processors in its next-gen educational laptop.

Cortex M0 offers 32-bit performance at 8-bit price point and could soon be inside devices in your home or car, according to ARM.

Processor manufacturer demonstrates its manufacturing ability with its first 32nm chip, scheduled for 2010.

Adobe follows Ubuntu by teaming up with chip designer ARM to improve the web on mobile phones and netbooks.

Code decays so Symbian wants to work with developers to help keep it looking good.

Joins group of chipmakers looking to take on Intel with 32 and 28 nanometer systems.

ARM has said its latest processor, the Cortex-A9, will be powerful enough to be used in servers.