56,340 components packed into less than 60 square millimetres of plastic, printed for pennies directly onto paper, cardboard or cloth. Pretty impressive! https://t.co/5q6qs5oNye

— Conrad Quilty-Harper (@Coneee) July 21, 2021

A flexible plastic version of the Arm Cortex M0+ chip, I'd love to run some #tinyml on these!https://t.co/8k0FW2MYqD

— Pete Warden (@petewarden) July 21, 2021

Arm and PragmatIC researchers have presented PlasticARM, a natively flexible 32-bit microprocessor fabricated with 0.8-μm metal-oxide TFT technology which is compatible with the Arm Cortex-M class processors.https://t.co/FcbMpT4ypG pic.twitter.com/aHZtR9xCMh

— Underfox (@Underfox3) July 22, 2021

A flexible @Arm Cortex-M0+ microprocessor? This has HUGE potential tinyML and beyond! https://t.co/9rj6PBOJhb pic.twitter.com/W8D7MDwIfL

— Edge Impulse (@EdgeImpulse) July 21, 2021

Take a look at the technical paper in #Nature by Arm and PragmatIC focused on #PlasticARM. This exciting project has led to the largest integrated circuit and pioneers the embedding of low-cost, ultrathin microprocessors into everyday objects. https://t.co/lqnbMr7UM9 pic.twitter.com/UQTyvHoWod

— PragmatIC (@pragmatic_ltd) July 21, 2021

.@ARM has worked with Pragmatic Semiconductor in Cambridge to develop plastic ARM processors that are flexible and don't need silicon to operate. This is known as #PlasticARM. They built an SoC with a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M processor.https://t.co/ey5kAMNRXa

— Anshel Sag (@anshelsag) July 21, 2021

One step closer to the “Arm in every piece of breakfast cereal” future I always imagined ? Now to find a way to make it safely edible https://t.co/Jb2Q3Vi9nQ

— Jon Masters ?‍☠️ (@jonmasters) July 21, 2021

? Introducing the first fully functional non-silicon @Arm Processor, PlasticArm.

This ultra-minimalist Arm Cortex-M0 based SoC could enable billions of low-cost microprocessors to be embedded into everyday objects.

The potential is beyond significant: https://t.co/9bd5KHuUIC pic.twitter.com/rS0nXK6tOF

— Arm (@Arm) July 21, 2021

56,340 components packed into less than 60 square millimetres of plastic, printed for pennies directly onto paper, cardboard or cloth. Pretty impressive! https://t.co/5q6qs5oNye

— Conrad Quilty-Harper (@Coneee) July 21, 2021

Thanks for everyone who joined us on today's Twitter Space!

A few things we discussed:

✨ @Arm | https://t.co/rHItlvJ1uH

? @knaveen | https://t.co/tYYcpaSSGx

?️ @lacuna_space | https://t.co/o3SC33gOL6

? https://t.co/nGvxlE9HlK

? @ATaylorCEngFIET | https://t.co/aaChygAhAT

— Edge Impulse (@EdgeImpulse) July 22, 2021

Arm and PragmatIC researchers have presented PlasticARM, a natively flexible 32-bit microprocessor fabricated with 0.8-μm metal-oxide TFT technology which is compatible with the Arm Cortex-M class processors.https://t.co/FcbMpT4ypG pic.twitter.com/aHZtR9xCMh

— Underfox (@Underfox3) July 22, 2021

#Nature A natively flexible 32-bit ARM microprocessor https://t.co/GHsyqfbWwa ARM = Advanced RISC Machine; RISC = Reduced Instruction Set Computing architecture; PlasticARM = FlexIC SOC; FlexIC = Flexible Integrated Circuit; SOC = System-on-a-Chip (processor, memories and bus). pic.twitter.com/IkEeFD4RGl

— Francis Villatoro (@emulenews) July 21, 2021

Seems that you didn't click on the link.https://t.co/LnNmKEsFwS

— Longhorn (@never_released) July 21, 2021

I think it's fair to say that flexible, ultra-thin processors like PlasticARM are the future https://t.co/KUvoB9DiIe

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) July 22, 2021

"We have reported a natively flexible 32-bit microprocessor, PlasticARM, fabricated with 0.8-μm metal-oxide TFT technology. We have demonstrated the functionality of a SoC that has a 32-bit #Arm processor fabricated on a flexible substrate"https://t.co/b5eUrZMBWf

— Lup Yuen Lee 李立源 (@MisterTechBlog) July 22, 2021