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To: Lynn who wrote (403)2/16/2000 11:21:00 AM
From: Lynn  Respond to of 912
 
No Wires Needed Advances High-Speed Wireless Networking with ARM Powered Solutions

BusinessWire, Wednesday, February 16, 2000 at 02:03

BILTHOVEN, The Netherlands--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 15, 2000--
ARM(R) Core-Based Processors to Power a New Generation of
High-Speed Wireless Products Compliant to IEEE 802.11,
Supporting Wireless Connections Up to 60 Mbps
No Wires Needed has announced a collaboration with ARM (LSE:ARM)(NASDAQ:ARMHY) to
enable a new generation of high-speed wireless networking products based on the ARM architecture.
Products resulting from this collaboration include IEEE 802.11-compliant wireless networking
products that will support data, voice and multimedia.
"We develop standards-based platforms that enable high speed wireless connectivity," said
Hans van der Hoek, president and CEO of No Wires Needed. "Together with ARM, we have developed
a medium access control (MAC) chip that is ideal for controlling the 2.4 GHz radios that currently
support an 11 Mbps data rate. This MAC solution improves the overall performance and reliability of
wireless LAN solutions and is capable of supporting 5 GHz radios planned to offer data rates of 54
Mbps and more."
No Wires Needed products, like many of the world's wireless access products, will contain a
custom-designed application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) with an ARM core-based processor.
The on-board processor is capable of handling data speeds as high as 60 Mbps. This innovation will
also benefit the growing market of Internet Appliances.
"ARM's presence in the networking segment continues to increase, with a rapidly growing
number of design wins in applications including Ethernet adapters, switches, hubs, routers, ATM
chipsets, remote access concentrators and analog and digital modems," said David Rose, Business
Development manager, ARM. "ARM has established itself as the architecture of choice for wireless
voice communications applications, and this agreement with No Wires Needed will further strengthen
ARM's position in the emerging market for high-speed wireless networking products."
No Wires Needed Wireless Networking Products
Corporate mobile workers and SOHO computer users utilize No Wires Needed's wireless
solutions to gain high speed Internet access. The company was the first industry vendor on the
market with a secure, wireless LAN product suite compliant with the 11 Mbps IEEE 802.11 HR (high
rate) standard. No Wires Needed's transparent AirLock 128-bit security architecture is the only
solution in the industry that does not require bothersome encryption key management.
ARM Core-based Processors for Networking
In today's fabrication processes, ARM core-based processors range in performance from 60
MHz (54 MIPS) to 175 MHz (200 MIPS), extending to 300 MHz (400+ MIPS) for processor cores
currently in development. ARM cores are noted for performance, small die size, low power
consumption, tight code density, and multiple supply sources. Instruction set compatibility between
processor families promotes design reuse and reduces software development time. ARM offers a
complete solution, including processor cores, peripheral intellectual property (IP), development tools,
applications software, EDA tools and design services. The architecture is well supported by
international semiconductor partners, leading real-time operating systems providers, third-party tool
chain developers, application software providers, and ARM design centers.
About No Wires Needed
No Wires Needed BV, established in 1994 in Bilthoven, The Netherlands, is a leading provider
of IEEE 802.11 HR -compliant wireless LAN technology and products and was the first industry
vendor to ship a secure, IEEE 802.11 HR wireless LAN solution. No Wires Needed's innovative
AirLock technology adds transparent, enhanced security to wireless LANs. No Wires Needed
markets products to customers through OEM relationships with high-profile PC and networking
companies, as well as selling directly through VARs in Europe. The company is a member of the
Wireless LAN Association, wlana.com, and the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance, wi-fi.com.
No Wires Needed is a privately held company. For further information about the company and its
products, please visit the No Wires Needed web site at www.nwn.com.
Note to Editors: ARM, Thumb, StrongARM and ARM Powered(TM) are registered trademarks
of ARM Limited. AirLock is a trademark of No Wires Needed BV. All other brands or product names
are the property of their respective holders.
"ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE: ARM and NASDAQ:ARMHY); its
operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM, INC.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.

CONTACT: The Bingham Group for No Wires Needed
Mark Bingham, 415/221-1300 (U.S.)
mark@thebinghamgroup.com
or
ARM Ltd.
Julie Seymour, 408/579-2234 (U.S.)
jseymour@arm.com
KEYWORD: afxeu INTERNATIONAL EUROPE
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS NETWORKING HARDWARE
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Lynn



To: Lynn who wrote (403)2/16/2000 11:24:00 AM
From: Lynn  Respond to of 912
 
ADVISORY/ARM Demos Development Solutions at Symbian Conference; ARM Keynote:
"Powering EPOC Devices"

BusinessWire, Tuesday, February 15, 2000 at 11:57

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
What: Wireless applications development solutions for designs utilizing the ARM(R)
microprocessor architecture and implementing the Symbian EPOC operating system. Demonstrations
include:
-- Digital audio decoders featuring MP3 and AAC
-- Behavioral system simulator
-- Portable development and demonstration platform
Also, Tom Cronke, Business Development Manager, Wireless Segment, ARM, will deliver a
technical keynote "ARM -- Powering EPOC Devices" on Thursday, February 17th at 11:00 a.m.
Where: Symbian Developers Conference and Exhibition Santa Clara Convention Center,
California Booth #207
Dates: February 15-17, 2000
Who: ARM (LSE:ARM)(NASDAQ:ARMHY) is a leading intellectual property (IP) provider,
licensing high-performance, power-efficient RISC processors, peripherals, and system-on-chip (SoC)
designs to leading international electronics companies.
ARM offers a total EPOC solution that provides system integration services in addition to
ARM's portfolio of processor cores, hardware peripherals, and software somponents.

CONTACT: ARM Inc.
Sherri Mieth, 408/579-2249
sherri.mieth@arm.com

KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS ADVISORY

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To: Lynn who wrote (403)2/16/2000 11:25:00 AM
From: Lynn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 912
 
GRENOBLE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 15, 2000--Circuits Multi-Projets (CMP) and
ARM (LSE:ARM)(NASDAQ:ARMHY) today announced they have finalized an agreement which
enables CMP to provide academic institutions with a complete solution for developing ARM(R)
core-based system-on-chip (SoC) devices.
This program, which is being driven by the industry's growing demand for SoC expertise, will
provide universities worldwide with access to ARM core-based silicon and development tools, enabling
engineering students to gain the skills and experience necessary to develop sophisticated integrated
circuits and systems.
"As the system-on-chip trend continues to gain momentum, additional requirements and
expertise will be expected of system developers and IC designers," said Eric Lalardie, business
development manager, ARM. "By providing ARM's industry-leading SoC technologies to engineering
students worldwide, we are able to help develop the expertise and experience that will shape the
engineers of tomorrow."
CMP is a technology broker, providing academic institutions with the products and support
necessary to equip a university training program or research and development (R&D) facility. Through
this program, the company will provide design simulation models, the ARM Developer Suite (ADS), a
range of ARM Evaluation Boards (AEBs) and the Multi-ICE(TM) debug unit. CMP will also provide
sample silicon from key ARM Silicon Partners.
"As deep submicron processes rapidly lead to system-on-chip solutions, microelectronics
engineers are rapidly becoming system developers, mastering hardware-software implementation for
novel silicon architecture," said B. Courtois, director, CMP. "With this agreement with ARM, CMP will
be well placed to supply academic institutions worldwide with products which will greatly help future
engineers to gain these necessary competences."
ARM also works directly with universities, including Manchester University (UK), University of
California at Berkeley (US), Universite Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) and Aachen University
(Germany), to promote ARM core-related research. Through this agreement with CMP, ARM will be
better able to support its expanding University Program.
CMP will provide ARM development solutions and silicon to publicly funded academic
institutions for educational and research purposes. For more information on this program, contact
CMP at Tel: +33 476574615, Fax: +33 476473814, or cmp.imag.fr
About ARM
ARM, a leading intellectual property (IP) provider, licenses high-performance, low-cost,
power-efficient RISC processors, peripherals, and system-chip designs to leading international
electronics companies. ARM also provides comprehensive support required in developing a complete
system. ARM's microprocessor cores are rapidly becoming the volume RISC standard in such
markets as portable communications, hand-held computing, multimedia digital consumer and
embedded solutions. More information on ARM is available at arm.com.
About CMP
CMP is a broker for a number of technologies (prototyping and low volume production). Since
1981, more than 500 Institutions from 40 countries have been served, through more than 300
manufacturing runs, 20 semiconductor houses have been interfaced. Integrated circuits are available
on CMOS down to .18um, BiCMOS (.8um), SiGe (.8um), SOI/SOS CMOS (.8um), MMIC GaAs
(HEMT .2um). MEMS are manufactured on compatible front-side bulk micromachining (CMOS,
BiCMOS, GaAs) and surface micromachining. MCMs L, C, D and V are available. Design kits are
provided for most CAD tools. More information on CMP is available at cmp.imag.fr
Note to Editors: ARM, ARM Powered, Thumb and StrongARM are registered trademarks of
ARM Limited. Multi-ICE is a trademark of ARM Limited. All other brands or product names are the
property of their respective holders. "ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE:ARM)
(NASDAQ:ARMHY); its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM, INC.;
ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.

CONTACT: ARM Inc.
Sherri Mieth, 408/579-2249
sherri.mieth@arm.com