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Mobility
As mobile computing expands into every aspect of our lives, Arm-based smartphones, laptops, wearables, and other smart devices are everywhere. The number of compute-intensive use cases for these devices is rising every year, performing tasks we could only dream of in the past.
Arm offers a broad range of IP, software, and tools to support these advanced compute requirements. Moving to a focused solution built on a Total Compute strategy enables increased chip performance and efficiency in a smaller area.
This also enables developers, semiconductor companies and OEMs to respond quickly to increased demand for innovative digital immersion experiences on mobile devices.
Laptop users increasingly demand a more mobile experience, with always-on, always connected 5G, and multi-day battery life. Through engineering, technology, and security innovations, Arm-based laptops deliver the mobile experience users need in today’s constantly connected digital world.
At the Heart of the Smartphone
With scalable IP in CPU, GPU, and system IP, Arm powers the world’s smartphones, from high performance to low cost. This transformative technology has helped put the smartphone front-and-center in people’s digital lives, making them more productive, more creative and more connected. The rapidly expanding technology of cellular communication, wireless LANs, and satellite services will make information accessible anywhere and at any time. In the near future, tens of millions of people will carry a portable palmtop or laptop computer.
Smaller units, often called personal digital assistants or personal communicators, will run on AA batteries and may have only a small memory; larger ones will be powerful laptop computers with large memories and powerful processors. Regardless of size, most mobile computers will be equipped with a wireless connection to the fixed part of the network, and, perhaps, to other mobile computers. The resulting computing environment, which is often referred to as mobile or nomadic computing, no longer requires users to maintain a fixed and universally known position in the network and enables almost unrestricted mobility. Mobility and portability will create an entire new class of applications and, possibly, new massive markets combining personal computing and consumer electronics.