Arm processors are the ones based on designs by the homonymous British company. Arm itself doesn't make CPUs; it licenses its technology to companies like Qualcomm, Mediatek, and Apple, that use it to manufacture their own hardware.

If you are not familiar with how an Arm SoC differs from typical computer chips, it works similarly to the processor powering your smartphone. This architecture allows manufacturers to integrate various key components like the GPU and the CPU onto a single chip, enabling a more efficient output.