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{{title|Acorn Computers}}
{{semi company
| name              = Acorn Computers
| logo              = acorn computers logo.svg
| logo size         = 150px
| type              = Public
| founded           = December 5, 1978
| founded location  = Cambridge, UK
| founder           = Hermann Hauser
| founder 2         = Chris Curry
| fate              = Defunct
| defunct           = November 2000
| headquarters      = Cambridge, UK
| website           = 
| wikidata id       = Q342149<!--
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'''Acorn Computers Ltd.''' was a British semiconductor and computer company. Acorn is known for the development of a number of highly successful personal computers as well as for the development of the [[ARM]] instruction set and early ARM microprocessor {{arm|versions|implementations}}. Acorn's semiconductor business was spun off as [[ARM Holdings]] (then Advanced RISC Machines Ltd) in 1990.

== Microarchitectures ==
* {{acorn|ARM1|l=arch}}
* {{acorn|ARM2|l=arch}}
* {{acorn|ARM3|l=arch}}

== Systems ==
{{collist
| count = 3
|
* {{acorn|System 1}}
* {{acorn|System 2}}
* {{acorn|System 3}}
* {{acorn|System 4}}
* {{acorn|System 5}}
* {{acorn|Atom}}
* {{acorn|BBC Micro}}
* {{acorn|Archimedes}}
* {{acorn|Electron}}
* {{acorn|BBC Master}}
* {{acorn|Phoebe}}
}}
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-[[Category:acorn computers]]
company type	public +
defunct	November 2000 +
fate	Defunct +
founded	December 5, 1978 +
founded location	Cambridge, UK +
founder	Hermann Hauser + and Chris Curry +
full page name	acorn +
headquarters	Cambridge, UK +
instance of	semiconductor company +
name	Acorn Computers +
wikidata id	Q342149 +