ARM has shipped its 10 billionth processor since the company's formation in 1990. More than one processor for every person in the world is been produced. Annual run rate now three billion processor shipments across very diverse markets.

ARM announced that the total number of processors shipped by its partners has exceeded ten billion. The company developed its first embeddable RISC core, the ARM6^TM processor, in 1991, and its semiconductor Partners currently ship almost three billion ARM Powered® processors each year.

ARM processor portfolio covers every area of microprocessor applications, from very low-cost embedded microcontrollers, up to very high-performance multicore processors for demanding networking, mobile and consumer entertainment applications. As a result, ARM processors can be found in products ranging from the LG Viewty, Nokia N95 and Sony Ericsson P1i smart phones; the iPhone and the iPod; Garmin, Navman and Tom Tom portable navigation systems; Kodak still cameras; Sony video cameras; and the Nintendo DS handheld gaming device, up to Toshiba HD digital televisions; hard disk drives from Samsung and Seagate; automotive braking systems from Bosch; HP printers and wireless routers from Linksys and Netgear.

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