Arm Holdings

MemryX Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, specializing in in-memory computing solutions that enhance performance for data-intensive applications. Founded in 2018, the company develops memory processing units that leverage proprietary compute-at-memory technology and dataflow architecture to address the limitations of traditional CPU and GPU systems. These chips are designed for edge AI processing, offering high performance, accuracy, and energy efficiency for sectors such as transportation, IoT, and various industrial and consumer applications. MemryX aims to eliminate data movement bottlenecks by integrating memory and processing capabilities, thereby optimizing efficiency and flexibility for its clients. The company is supported by notable investors, including HarbourVest and the Arm IoT Fund, and has additional offices in Bangalore, India, as well as Taipei and Hsinchu, Taiwan.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a prominent organization focused on designing and developing high-performance, low-cost single-board computers and compute modules. These products cater to a diverse range of markets, including industrial IoT, education, and hobbyist applications. Known for its credit-card sized computer that connects to televisions and keyboards, Raspberry Pi enables users to perform various tasks, from word processing to playing high-definition video. The foundation operates as a full-stack engineering entity, engaging in extensive research and development efforts either in-house or through strategic partnerships. Its capabilities encompass the entire value chain, from developing semiconductor intellectual property to the design of finished electronic products and software engineering, ensuring a comprehensive approach to meeting the needs of its customers.

Kigen specializes in Internet of Things (IoT) and telecommunication services, centering on eSIM and iSIM technology. The company provides secure enablement solutions for remote subscription management, catering to cellular IoT businesses worldwide. By collaborating with partners across a diverse technology ecosystem, Kigen offers a comprehensive suite of technologies that streamline SIM delivery and management within the connected device value chain. This focus on eSIM and iSIM aims to simplify the process of securing connected devices, facilitating rapid growth in IoT by integrating essential trust and security features. Additionally, Kigen supplies embedded universal integrated circuit card (eUICC) solutions and data generation services to enhance its offerings.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company established in 2019, headquartered in Maisons-Laffitte, Île-de-France, with research and development centers located in France, Germany, and Spain. The company specializes in the design of high-performance, low-power microprocessors intended for exascale supercomputers, aligning its product development with the European Union’s technological goals. Its first microprocessor range, Rhea, is set for commercialization in early 2024 and is based on the Arm Neoverse V1 architecture. SiPearl is committed to manufacturing Rhea using advanced processes from TSMC, ensuring state-of-the-art performance. The microprocessors are aimed at a variety of applications, including computing, artificial intelligence, medical research, climate change mitigation, and energy management, serving scientific researchers and major players in the IT, electronics, and automotive sectors.

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform designed to facilitate the creation of interactive electronic objects. It provides a range of user-friendly hardware and software tools that empower artists, designers, hobbyists, and innovators to explore and develop their ideas. Arduino aims to democratize advanced technologies, offering opportunities across various fields, including music, games, toys, smart homes, farming, and autonomous vehicles. By making electronics and digital technologies more accessible, Arduino enhances the ability of individuals to innovate and improve their environments. The brand also includes the trademark Genuino, which is used outside the United States.

PragmatIC specializes in ultra-low-cost flexible electronics, specifically through the development of flexible integrated circuits (FlexICs) that are thinner than human hair. These circuits can be invisibly embedded in various objects, allowing for innovative solutions to everyday challenges that traditional electronics cannot address effectively. The company offers a FlexIC Foundry service, enabling designers to create application-specific flexible devices at a reduced cost and time compared to conventional silicon circuits, thus opening new market opportunities. Additionally, PragmatIC provides standard FlexIC products that enhance established technologies like RFID and NFC for mass-market applications, paving the way for a vast array of smart objects capable of interacting with consumers and their environments. FlexICs are produced using the company's unique FlexLogIC production system, which allows for cost-effective, high-volume manufacturing with significantly lower capital and operational costs than traditional silicon fabrication. Headquartered in Cambridge, UK, PragmatIC serves a diverse range of industries, including consumer goods, retail, healthcare, and security, with a growing global clientele.

Cerfe Labs is a microelectronics technology company that specializes in the development of innovative microelectronic devices aimed at shaping the future of electronics. The company focuses on creating disruptive materials and device technologies, which are further refined through the development of physical prototypes. Cerfe Labs employs an internet protocol business model, allowing it to license these prototypes to partners for the optimization of their materials, processes, and devices. This approach positions Cerfe Labs as a key player in advancing microelectronics technology in the industry.

Semiconductors, Graphics Processing Units

Nstream, founded in 2015 and based in California, specializes in advanced analytics software that processes edge data in real-time. The company's flagship product, SWIM EDX, transforms streaming data into actionable insights and predictions, addressing the complexities associated with big data. Nstream offers solutions tailored for a diverse range of clients, including original equipment manufacturers, service providers, enterprises, and Internet of Things (IoT) vendors. Its platform combines edge computing, machine learning, and self-training digital twins within a unique mesh architecture. Additionally, Nstream provides Swim Continuum, an open-core, enterprise-grade platform designed for building and managing continuous intelligence applications at scale. This platform enhances situational awareness and decision-making by delivering precise, relevant data through a stateful architecture that minimizes latency and optimizes performance for high-frequency data analytics. By integrating seamlessly with existing enterprise systems, Nstream enables organizations to improve productivity, reduce operational costs, and gain deeper insights into their business operations.

Blu Wireless Technology is a Silicon IP company specializing in the development of 60GHz baseband technology aimed at enhancing WiGig and 4G backhaul applications. The company focuses on creating high-bandwidth communication systems tailored for the telecom and semiconductor markets, enabling clients to efficiently establish 5G infrastructure. Blu Wireless offers its technology as a complete System IP solution, capable of delivering data rates exceeding multiple Gbps over distances greater than 300 meters. With expertise in mmWave silicon IP and a deep understanding of market demands, Blu Wireless provides partners and customers with reliable solutions that stand out in a competitive landscape while remaining cost-effective and timely.

Ampere Computing Holdings LLC is a semiconductor design company based in Santa Clara, California, with additional offices in Portland, Oregon, and Taipei, Taiwan. It specializes in high-performance, energy-efficient processors specifically developed for cloud computing, artificial intelligence inference, and edge applications. Ampere's product offerings include the Ampere Altra processors, which feature up to 128 cores and are optimized for cloud-native workloads and AI tasks. Additionally, the company produces the Ampere eMAG, a custom multicore processor tailored for large-scale public and private cloud environments. These processors are engineered to enhance the performance of memory-intensive applications, such as big data and machine learning, ensuring efficient memory throughput and reduced total cost of ownership for modern data centers. With design locations in Bengaluru, India; Raleigh, North Carolina; and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Ampere Computing aims to advance hyper-scale cloud and edge computing capabilities.

YellowDog Limited is a Bristol-based company that specializes in computer graphics and 3D animation services. Established in 2014, it operates a platform that facilitates cloud management, enabling organizations to optimize and accelerate complex data processes through advanced predictive scheduling and orchestration. YellowDog's technology is designed for a variety of industries, including life sciences, financial services, and computer-generated imagery (CGI). The platform automates the selection of the most suitable computing resources for each workload, supporting on-premise, hybrid-cloud, and multi-cloud infrastructures. This capability allows clients, such as banks, architectural firms, animation studios, and engineering companies, to achieve enhanced performance and cost efficiency by leveraging the best available resources across multiple cloud providers.

WigWag Inc. is an Internet of Things (IoT) platform company that focuses on making connected devices more manageable, secure, and automatic. The company offers a mobile application that allows users to control connected devices in homes and businesses. Its product lineup includes smart LED lighting, WigWag Relays, and various solutions for LAN/Wi-Fi/cloud connectivity. By using an open-source runtime called deviceJS, the WigWag platform simplifies the complexities of different IoT device protocols and provides a unified programming language for managing and scaling IoT applications. WigWag's solutions cater to service providers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and consumers, addressing automation and IT challenges for small businesses and homes. Established in 2012, WigWag is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with additional offices in San Francisco and Wuxi, China.

Centrillion Technologies specializes in the development and commercialization of genomics and DNA analysis technologies aimed at advancing personalized medicine and life sciences research. The company focuses on creating DNA chips and molecular assays that provide effective access to genomic information. By offering genomic and bioinformatic tools and services, Centrillion enables researchers to conduct large-scale genomic analyses, including DNA sequencing. Their mission is to empower researchers, physicians, and consumers with responsible and cost-effective access to genomic data, thereby promoting advancements in personalized healthcare, molecular diagnostics, and individualized wellness management.

Stream Technologies is a UK-based company that specializes in advanced connectivity management for Internet of Things (IoT) deployments. The company operates the IoT-X platform, which simplifies the management of IoT connectivity across various networks, including cellular, satellite, and low-power wide area networks. Stream Technologies offers a unified solution that allows organizations to monitor, manage, and monetize their device endpoints while providing essential services such as subscriber management, billing, data routing, and reporting from a centralized location. This platform is designed to enhance the efficiency of global enterprises by removing complexities associated with network management.

SeeChange Technologies is a computer vision and AI technology company that focuses on retail applications. It offers a real-time visual intelligence platform that employs advanced computer vision algorithms to enable machines to recognize real-world scenarios instantaneously. The platform functions as a software-as-a-service, which can be installed in a data center or on-site, and integrates seamlessly with existing CCTV systems. This allows clients to enhance their in-store technology services while accessing the platform securely from anywhere in the world.

Civil Maps is a geospatial technology company based in Berkeley, California, specializing in artificial intelligence-based mapping solutions. The company offers a sensor-agnostic platform that enables high-accuracy, low-cost 3D HD mapping and localization, catering to various industries including transportation, telecommunications, and energy. Civil Maps' technology is utilized by automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), mapping companies, and mobility providers to enhance their autonomous driving capabilities. By integrating their localization technology with diverse sensor configurations, Civil Maps allows vehicles to develop a comprehensive understanding of their environment through its proprietary Fingerprint Basemap Technology. This innovative approach significantly reduces the costs and energy requirements for large-scale deployment of autonomous vehicles and delivery systems while ensuring safe and efficient navigation on all road types.

Simulity Labs Ltd. operates as a software company that specializes in embedded communications software and related server-based applications. The company’s solutions include operating systems, tools, and enterprise servers. It serves mobile network operators worldwide. The company was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Bangor, United Kingdom with office locations in Cape Town, Belfast, and Kuala Lumpur. As of July 3, 2017, Simulity Labs Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of ARM Holdings plc.

Blu Wireless Technology is a Silicon IP company specializing in the development of 60GHz baseband technology aimed at enhancing WiGig and 4G backhaul applications. The company focuses on creating high-bandwidth communication systems tailored for the telecom and semiconductor markets, enabling clients to efficiently establish 5G infrastructure. Blu Wireless offers its technology as a complete System IP solution, capable of delivering data rates exceeding multiple Gbps over distances greater than 300 meters. With expertise in mmWave silicon IP and a deep understanding of market demands, Blu Wireless provides partners and customers with reliable solutions that stand out in a competitive landscape while remaining cost-effective and timely.

NextG-Com, established in 2008 as a spin-out from Infineon GmbH's Wireless Division, is a UK-based developer of wireless technology. The company specializes in licensing protocol stack components and offering embedded software services tailored for long-term evolution (LTE), satellite communications, and machine-to-machine (M2M) applications. With a strong reputation for delivering high-value consulting and research and development services, NextG-Com collaborates with global Tier 1 semiconductor partners, modem manufacturers, and device developers to enhance their wireless technology solutions.

Mistbase AB is a startup company based in Lund, Sweden, founded in 2015. It specializes in developing wireless communication solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company focuses on creating digital wireless communication systems that enable devices to connect and communicate effectively. By utilizing scaled-down and cost-efficient hardware, Mistbase allows users to manage their communication needs with minimal data traffic. As of February 2017, Mistbase operates as a subsidiary of ARM Limited, enhancing its capabilities in the wireless communication sector.

Allinea Software Ltd. specializes in providing software development tools for high-performance computing (HPC) used by commercial and research institutions globally. The company offers a suite of products, including the Allinea Distributed Debugging Tool (DDT), which is designed for debugging MPI and multi-threaded applications, and Allinea OPT, an optimization and profiling tool. Allinea's software is integral to various sectors, such as cloud computing, aerospace, and energy, as well as academic and research organizations. The tools are designed to enhance application performance and streamline the debugging of complex parallel applications, serving users from multicore desktops to the most advanced supercomputers. Founded in 2009 and based in Warwick, United Kingdom, Allinea Software operates as a subsidiary of ARM Limited, with a presence in both the US and the UK and a global network of partners.

Simprints is a nonprofit technology company focused on enhancing global development efforts to alleviate poverty. It develops mobile biometric scanner software and identification tools that provide an affordable and secure fingerprint system designed for challenging environments. Simprints' solutions enable healthcare workers in remote areas to access patient records digitally through a mobile device, thus improving the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. By ensuring that resources like vaccines and public goods reach those who need them most, Simprints aims to increase transparency and accountability in the distribution of aid and services.

Cambridge Innovation Capital, established in 2013, is a venture capital firm based in Cambridge, UK. It specializes in early-stage investments, focusing on life sciences and technology companies with affiliations to the University of Cambridge or the Cambridge Cluster. The firm invests in a wide range of sectors, including healthcare, therapeutics, medtech, digital health, genomics, and emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and quantum technologies. Cambridge Innovation Capital typically invests up to £19 million per company, providing long-term equity finance to support the growth and commercial development of innovative businesses. As a preferred investor for the University of Cambridge, the firm has access to a robust pipeline of investment opportunities within the ecosystem. Since its inception, Cambridge Innovation Capital has raised £275 million to fund disruptive, deep-tech businesses.

uSens, Inc. is a company based in San Jose, California, that specializes in developing human-computer interaction solutions, particularly in the fields of augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR). Founded in 2013, uSens is known for its innovative products such as Fingo, a sensing device that captures finger gestures and activities, and uSensAR, an augmented reality engine designed for low-end cameras and sensors. The company's technology includes advanced inside-out hand and position tracking solutions, utilizing computer vision and deep learning algorithms to enhance user experiences across mobile and tethered AR/VR platforms. uSens' software is compatible with a variety of devices, including popular VR headsets and mobile platforms, allowing gaming and content developers to create immersive experiences. With teams in both the United States and China, uSens aims to bridge the gap between the virtual and real worlds, facilitating the development of interactive applications that engage users through gesture recognition and positional tracking.

Apical Limited specializes in imaging and video processing technology for manufacturers of smartphones and various electronic devices. The company offers advanced solutions such as Assertive Camera image signal processors, which enhance features like range, noise reduction, and color management, and subsystems that drive camera functions in smartphones, IP cameras, and video conferencing systems. Additionally, Apical provides Assertive Display, a technology that optimizes viewing experiences in bright conditions while significantly reducing power consumption. The company's innovations allow devices to adapt and respond intelligently to their environments. Other offerings include Spirit ALIVE, a smartphone video technology, Spirit ART, which unifies smart home devices, and Spirit AWARE, which captures and formats scene information for machine readability. Established in 1999 and based in London, Apical operates as a subsidiary of ARM Holdings plc.

Carbon Design Systems, Inc. specializes in virtual prototype solutions for system-on-chip (SoC) designs, aiming to enhance the development, execution, and analysis of complex virtual system platforms. Their key offerings include Carbon SoC Designer Plus, which facilitates the creation and validation of virtual prototypes, and Carbon Model Studio, designed for the automatic generation and execution of hardware-accurate software models. The company also provides Carbon Performance Analysis Kits (CPAK), pre-built virtual reference platforms essential for optimizing performance elements like processors and memory controllers. Additionally, Carbon Design Systems supports system validation, software execution, and traffic analysis, while offering consulting, training, and integration services. Their solutions cater to systems, semiconductor, and intellectual property companies in sectors such as wireless communication, networking, and consumer electronics. Founded in 2002 and based in Acton, Massachusetts, Carbon Design Systems operates as a subsidiary of ARM Holdings plc.

Sansa Security is a leading provider of embedded security solutions tailored for the Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile devices. The company offers a comprehensive security platform that encompasses all aspects of security, from silicon chipsets to cloud-based secret provisioning. Its products are designed to facilitate secure interactions among customers, suppliers, and technology partners through a configurable trust model. Sansa Security serves prominent semiconductor and device manufacturers, delivering solutions that protect sensitive information from threats such as malicious attacks and fraud. Its offerings include security co-processors, cryptographic accelerators, and software stacks that can operate on devices or through cloud services. By making security transparent to end-users, Sansa ensures robust protection across various sectors, including automotive, networking, and industrial markets.

Wicentric is a privately held provider of Bluetooth Smart software solutions focused on enabling the development of low-power wireless products. Their product line includes Bluetooth protocol stack and profiles for creating interoperable smart products and the link layer for silicon integration.

Sunrise Micro Devices (SMD) specializes in the development of wireless integrated circuits aimed at enhancing connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company focuses on simplifying radio connectivity for various applications, including asset tracking, health monitoring, smart grid communications, and building automation. By creating efficient and practical wireless solutions, SMD addresses the growing demand for reliable connectivity in diverse IoT environments.

Simprints is a nonprofit technology company focused on enhancing global development efforts to alleviate poverty. It develops mobile biometric scanner software and identification tools that provide an affordable and secure fingerprint system designed for challenging environments. Simprints' solutions enable healthcare workers in remote areas to access patient records digitally through a mobile device, thus improving the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery. By ensuring that resources like vaccines and public goods reach those who need them most, Simprints aims to increase transparency and accountability in the distribution of aid and services.

Duolog Technologies specializes in offering a comprehensive range of processors, development tools, system and wireless intellectual properties (IPs), and software solutions across various industries. The company's products focus on enhancing metadata management and automating the generation of documentation, hardware, software, and verification views. By streamlining the IP integration process, Duolog Technologies enables the efficient generation of extensive code, ensuring that design, verification, and software teams remain fully synchronized throughout development.

Geomerics is an innovation-driven company based in Cambridge, specializing in graphics software for the gaming industry and beyond. The company focuses on advanced illumination technology that enhances real-time gaming experiences by enabling developers to implement fully dynamic lighting through real-time reflection and radiosity effects. Geomerics combines a robust in-house intellectual property portfolio with a skilled research team and experienced management, positioning itself as a leader in the field of graphics technology. By leveraging its expertise, the company aims to improve the visual quality of games across various platforms, including PCs, game consoles, and mobile devices.

Sensinode is a leading developer of software technology for the Internet of Things (IoT), focusing on solutions that enhance connectivity for devices with limited bandwidth, processing power, and energy resources. The company specializes in commercial 6LoWPAN and related IPv6 technologies, enabling efficient physical sensing, tracking, and identification that integrate seamlessly with enterprise systems and the Internet. Its key software products, including NanoStack, NanoRouter, and NanoService, are designed to optimize network performance and improve bandwidth utilization significantly. Sensinode serves various markets, including Smart Grid, Building Automation, Wireless Health, Asset Tracking, Logistics, and Security. Additionally, the company plays an influential role in the standardization of IoT technologies through its contributions to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and its founding of the IPSO Alliance, while also participating in industry forums like the Zigbee Alliance.

Ambiq Micro, Inc. specializes in the development of ultra-low power integrated circuits tailored for power-sensitive applications. The company focuses on creating subthreshold power optimized technology, producing real-time clocks and microcontrollers for various uses, including wearables, smart cards, wireless sensors, and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. Founded in 2009 and based in Austin, Texas, Ambiq Micro also maintains offices in San Jose, California, and several locations in China. Its pioneering technology aims to facilitate the creation of next-generation wireless electronics by enabling innovative companies to design products that minimize battery dependency, reduce overall power consumption, and enhance design flexibility. Additionally, Ambiq Micro provides technical support services to its clients, further contributing to its mission of advancing low-power semiconductor solutions.

Calxeda provides revolutionary efficiency to the data center. Leveraging ultra-low power technology from ARM, servers built on Calxeda’s silicon and software platform consume a fraction of the power and space of today’s best-in-class servers, enabling data centers to realize significant reduction in capital and operating expenses. The Calxeda platform scales efficiently to thousands of server nodes, with unique network and storage acceleration, and is enhanced with management technology to deliver true “energy-proportional” computing. The result is a stunning breakthrough in performance efficiency, density, and scalability.

Prolific, Inc., which develops leading-edge IC design optimization software tools that significantly reduce development time and improve the performance of cell-based designs. Prolific is a privately-owned company based in Newark, California.

Calxeda provides revolutionary efficiency to the data center. Leveraging ultra-low power technology from ARM, servers built on Calxeda’s silicon and software platform consume a fraction of the power and space of today’s best-in-class servers, enabling data centers to realize significant reduction in capital and operating expenses. The Calxeda platform scales efficiently to thousands of server nodes, with unique network and storage acceleration, and is enhanced with management technology to deliver true “energy-proportional” computing. The result is a stunning breakthrough in performance efficiency, density, and scalability.

Amantys Ltd, founded in 2010, focuses on bringing advanced power electronics technology from Cambridge University to the market. The company designs and manufactures power electronic systems intended for medium and high voltage applications across various sectors of the energy industry. By specializing in highly programmable power electronic equipment, Amantys aims to minimize energy loss in transmission grids and electric vehicles through precise switching control. This innovation helps clients enhance the availability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of their power electronic systems.

Obsidian Software specializes in functional verification products and services aimed at processor designers. The company develops software specifically for verifying complex microprocessors, ensuring that they operate correctly and efficiently. In addition to its verification products, Obsidian Software offers consulting and training services to support processor designers in their verification processes. Through these offerings, the company aims to enhance the reliability and performance of microprocessor designs.

Calxeda provides revolutionary efficiency to the data center. Leveraging ultra-low power technology from ARM, servers built on Calxeda’s silicon and software platform consume a fraction of the power and space of today’s best-in-class servers, enabling data centers to realize significant reduction in capital and operating expenses. The Calxeda platform scales efficiently to thousands of server nodes, with unique network and storage acceleration, and is enhanced with management technology to deliver true “energy-proportional” computing. The result is a stunning breakthrough in performance efficiency, density, and scalability.

Arteris specializes in designing and distributing intellectual property (IP) for Network-on-Chip (NoC) interconnect technology, primarily serving the System-on-Chip (SoC) market. Its core products include NoC IP and SoC integration automation software, enabling customers to enhance product performance while reducing power consumption and accelerating time-to-market. Arteris operates globally, with a significant portion of its profits originating from the Asia Pacific region.

Artisan Components specializes in the electrical and electronic manufacturing sector, focusing on the provision of physical intellectual property components essential for the design and production of integrated circuits, particularly system-on-a-chip designs. The company offers a range of products, including embedded memory components such as random access memories, read-only memories, and register files. Additionally, Artisan Components provides standard cell, input/output components, as well as analog and mixed-signal products, catering to the diverse needs of integrated circuit developers and manufacturers.

Axys Design Automation, Inc., a provider of fast, accurate, integrated, processor and system modelling and simulation solutions.

Pixim is a hardware company specializing in the development of advanced chipsets for video cameras. Its proprietary Digital Pixel System® technology transforms traditional imaging by allowing each pixel to function as an individual camera, continuously adjusting to varying highlights and lowlights within the same scene. This innovative approach enables Pixim's cameras to capture images with superior resolution, natural colors, and clarity, while effectively reducing visual noise such as glare and reflections. The company’s products include digital image sensors, processors, and software that cater to a wide range of applications, including security and video surveillance, network cameras, machine vision, and automotive systems. By providing high-quality imaging solutions, Pixim delivers accurate and actionable information, enhancing users' confidence in their visual data.