Microchip firm Arm, which says its technology is used by 70% of the world's population, has revealed more details about its plans to open a new office in Bristol.
The British tech giant, whose processors are found in devices such as smart phones, announced its plans for a new base in the city earlier this year. It came after the firm sought to underline its commitment to the UK, after it rebuffed the government’s attempts to persuade it to consider a float on the London Stock Exchange, opting to list on the US Nasdaq index instead.
In a blog post on Wednesday (May 17), a boss at the company shed further light the forthcoming facility, saying it would create “a broad range” of engineering roles in the city.
