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24 September 2026NewsIn-HouseSarah Speight

Arm interview: The IP team helping to ship 900 computer chips a second

Daryl Bradley, senior director and head of IP prosecution at British technology company Arm, reveals why the IP team doesn’t just “file patents blindly”, what they want from external counsel, and the importance of evolving an IP strategy in line with business growth. Sarah Speight reports.

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