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Cambridge ‘Technopole’ Based ARM Is Outstanding Winner For Export
28/01/2010
By Bob Northgate
Cambridge based ARM Holdings plc, world leading semiconductor intellectual property (IP) supplier have been recognised as the East of England regional winners for the International Trade Awards 2009, sponsored by HSBC Bank plc for their overall commitment to trading overseas.
ARM design expertise and innovative business model to make available the latest technology for next generation consumer digital electronic devices to a global network of partners, has allowed them unprecedented market penetration. More ARM based chips are sold than any other type of similar processor - more than 10 times the number shipped by Intel - the sales of which make the ARM partnership the second largest provider of chips in the world.
Above: East of England Regional Finalists for the International Trade Award 2009 - ARM Holdings - celebrate their win with sponsors HSBC Bank Plc (L-R: Mike GANGE - Senior International Business Manager; Clare BULLOCK - Global Relationship Manager; Ian SEAGER - Deputy Head of Corporate Banking; Ian Thornton, Director of Investor Relations; Tim Score, Chief Financial Officer ; Graham Budd, Chief Operating Officer; Ian Campbell OBE, Chairman of the Judges)
Chairman of Judges, Ian Campbell OBE said: "ARM is a truly global player, with 95% of its revenue derived from overseas market sales. As the world's leading semi-conductor IP supplier, ARM - based in the heart of the UK's hi-tech cluster, the Cambridge 'Technopole' - is an outstanding winner of the East of England International Trade Award."
To date, ARM Holding's network of partners have sold 17 billion ARM technology chips destined for a range of wireless, networking, automotive, security and storage devices. Over 95% of the entire world's mobile phones contain ARM technology; 70% of digital cameras; 60% of printers; 50% of hard disks and nearly all cars have one or more ARM based... continued on page two >
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