The people, the products, the numbers...
Published: 19 July 2002 12:29 GMT
Key Financials
1999/2000/2001
Revenues: £62.1m, £100.7m, £40.2 million
Profit before tax: £18m, £35.4m, £13.8 million
Key Executives
Sir Robin Saxby Executive Chairman
Warren East, CEO
Tim Score, CFO
Tudor Brown COO
Michael Muller CTO
High Profile customers
Europe: STMicroelectronics, Philips
US: Intel, Motorola, Texas Instruments
Japan: Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Sony
The Products
The ARM7TDMI Microprocessor core is one of the company's most popular products to date. It's found in almost all of ARM's mobile phone designs.
The company's ARM1026EJ-S microprocessor core with Jazelle (Java) enhancement technology is targeted at applications such as next-generation hand-held products, digital consumer products and automotive control systems.
The ARM9E microprocessor core family is any other the company's most successful products. These chips are digital signal processor (DSP)-enhanced, making them well suited for applications requiring a mix of DSP and microcontroller performance.
If you have worked for 3-5 years of electronics design and embedded software programming experience with AVR's, PIC's the Arm Family you will be of ...
Any exposure to the following will be considered desirable, although not essential:- Ti DSP Family/MISRA C/Motor Experience of ARM core, S and Z ...
Embedded Software Engineer, Newcastle, 40,000 Role:- Design of control systems for vehicle applications Coding System testing Microprocessor ...
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