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Google Evolutions: Clouds, Waves, and Shiny Metal...Microsoft Office and Outlook, and more Google Docs and Gmail. Chrome OS will be open source, built on the Linux kernel and optimized for machines that run on x86 and ARM chips. These power an increasing share of notebooks and netbooks. Its... In this article: Google, Google Chrome OS, Web-based, Android, Google Docs, Gmail, Cloud computing, Google Wave, ARM, and Microsoft Outlook |
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The Register | July 09, 2009
Google Oompa-Loompas dream of virus-free OS
...take advantage of from day one," he added. Google Chrome OS, designed to run on both x86 as well as ARM chips, will run "within a new windowing system on top of a Linux kernel", Google explains. The project to develop a web-based OS for...
In this article: Google, Google Chrome OS, Graham Cluley, ARM, SQL, Microsoft Internet Information Services, Android, Linux kernel, and Gmail
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Digital Trends | July 08, 2009
Open Source Google Chrome OS to Target Netbooks
A separate project from Android, Google smartphone platform, Google Chrome OS will offer a windowing system running on top of a Linux kernel, and Google plans to support both x86 and ARM processor architectures with the new OS.
In this article: Google Chrome OS, Google, Microsoft, Netbooks, ARM, Web-based, Android, Linux kernel, and Windows XP
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Official Google Blog | July 08, 2009
Introducing the Google Chrome OS
...and security updates. It should just work. Google Chrome OS will run on both x86 as well as ARM chips and we are working with multiple OEMs to bring a number of netbooks to market next year. The software architecture is simple - Google...
In this article: Google Chrome OS, Android, Google, Linux, ARM, and Linux kernel
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eWEEK Technology News | October 03, 2008
First Impressions of Google Android
...without having a device at hand that can run Android. The emulator is a full ARM machine code emulator and an Android version of the Linux kernel, as well as supporting libraries. Google Android was built for mobile devices, including...
In this article: Android, Android, Google, Microsoft, Windows Mobile, Novell, All rights reserved, Trademark, ARM, and Linux kernel
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washingtonpost.com | July 08, 2009
paidContent - Google's Biggest Direct Assault on Microsoft: Open Source Desktop OS Based on Chrome
...have to deal with viruses, malware and security updates, Google says. -Will run on both x86 (Intel (NSDQ: INTC) and AMD chips) as well as ARM chips (used in mobile). -Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux...
In this article: Google, Microsoft, Google Chrome OS, Android, Android, Intel, Windows OS, Revenue, Linux, and ARM
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Computer World | June 01, 2009
Google keeps quiet on Android laptop plans
Two Android-based laptops were shown at a Qualcomm press conference held in Taipei to showcase its Snapdragon processor, which uses an ARM core like those found in smartphones instead of the x86 cores used in PC chips from Intel Corp. and...
In this article: Android, Google, Android, Taipei, Linux, Compal Electronics, and Qualcomm
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Ars Technica | April 01, 2009
HP considers dropping Windows for Android in netbooks
...of applicability. We saw evidence of this recently when OLPC announced its migration to the ARM architecture, inspiring some misguided pundits to suggest that OLPC could potentially adopt Android on their devices. As we explained then,...
In this article: Android, Google, Linux, Android, ARM, Linux kernel, Atom, Ubuntu, Revenue, and Sugar
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CNET News.com | February 06, 2008
ARM plans Android demonstration at MWC Latest Apple Computer News - CNET News
...already supports ARM-based processors. Software development for the ARM world, however, can be tricky, which is why ARM has close relationships with all the other mobile-software vendors in the world. Different handset makers utilize ARM's...
In this article: ARM, Android, Android, Google, Apple, CNET News, Open Handset Alliance, and Iphone
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Description from Wikipedia:
ARM Holdings (LSE: ARM, NASDAQ: ARMH) is a technology company headquartered in Cambridge, England, UK. The company is best known for its processors, although it also designs, licenses and sells software development tools under the RealView and KEIL brands, systems and platforms, system-on-a-chip infrastructure and software. It is probably the best-known of the Silicon Fen companies.
The company was founded as a joint venture between Acorn Computers, Apple Computer and VLSI Technology (as Advanced RISC Machines), intended to further the development of the Acorn RISC Machine's RISC chip, which was originally used in the Acorn Archimedes and is now the processing core for many custom application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs).
The company is considered to be market dominant in the field of mobile phone chips.
- Name:
- ARM Holdings
- Type:
- Public (LSE: ARM, NASDAQ: ARMH)
- Location:
- Cambridge, England, UK
- Founded:
- 1990
- Stock Symbol (NASDAQ):
- ARMH
- Industry:
- RISC Microprocessors
- Key People:
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- Warren East (CEO)
- Doug Dunn (Chairman)
- Products:
- Processor IP; Physical IP
- Revenue:
- £259 million (2007)
- Operating Income:
- £86.7 million (2007)
- Net Income:
- £36.8 million (2007)
- No. of Employees:
- 1,728 (December 31 2007)
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