You can find Arm's intellectual property in a wide range of devices, from smartphones and tablets, to wireless routers, TVs, and so much more. You can squeezes wearables in there as well (smartwatches ...

Arm has built and detailed a flexible chip made without using silicon. PlasticArm could power wearable sensors, smart labels and other Internet of Things devices. It’s not powerful enough to power ...

Arm and PragmatIC say PlasticArm is "an ultra-minimalist Cortex-M0-based SoC, with just 128 bytes of RAM and 456 bytes of ROM," which means it's far weaker than silicon-based chips. But it's still "12 ...

Most microprocessors are made using silicon. And most are rigid, which means that if you want to put them in flexible devices like folding phones or wearables, they’ll need to be placed in a section ...

Chip designer ARM has created the prototype of a new plastic-based, flexible microchip that could end up absolutely everywhere — if we can make enough of them. As you will be painfully aware by now if ...

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