ARM 20 years on
October 26, 2009
I went to Mike Muller’s keynote at ARM’s techcon3. He started with an interesting retrospective on ARM. They have shipped 15B units (4B in 2008 alone). They have 20+ processor cores, 600+ licensees. In the next 3 or 4 years they will ship another 15B units. It’s not far off to say that “almost all” microprocessors are ARMs (by unit count).
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