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The superchip designer says the new program combined with the Arm ecosystem lowers design risk and could fast-track time to market for developed prototypes by anything from six to 12 months.This is a huge commercial uptick for silicon startups often handicapped by going it alone. Silicon is used extensively as a semiconductor in solid-state devices in the computer and microelectronics industries and startups can now scale with more speed and confidence thanks to Arm’s philanthropic generosity.

The new programme is being delivered through a novel extension of the Arm Flexible Access venture launched last year. This week sees the official launch of Arm Flexible Access for Startups and offers no-cost access to world’s most trusted IP portfolio, tools, training and full support for early-experimentation, design and prototype silicon.Instrumental to the launch, Arm is partnering with Silicon Catalyst, a specialist incubator for silicon startups. Dipti Vachani, senior vice-president and general manager, Automotive and IoT Line of Business at Arm, said: “In today’s challenging business landscape, enabling innovation is critical. Now more than ever, startups with brilliant ideas need the fastest, most trusted route to success and scale.

“Arm Flexible Access for Startups offers new silicon entrants a faster, more cost-efficient path to working prototypes, resulting in strengthened investor confidence for future funding.”

Early-stage startups in the sector can now access a wide range of Arm IP allowing them to experiment, design and prototype with various Arm solutions throughout the product development cycle.

Arm defines “early-stage” as startups with up to $5m in funding. Startups meeting these criteria will have access to a broad portfolio of Arm-based processors, including IP from the Arm Cortex®-A, -R and -M processor families, select Arm MaliTM GPUs, ISPs, and other foundational SoC building blocks.