rem architecture is a type of architecture and structure of computer processors designed by the British company rem Holdings, which is more applied to smartphones، tablets and portable devices. Yenorm architecture processes 32-bit and 64-bit instructions and has been in development and expansion since the 1980s. rem Holdings is not a processor manufacturer and sells certificates of rem architecture to semiconductor manufacturers. Companies also easily produce their chips based on the yenrem architecture. Among the companies that design their processors based on the rem architecture include Apple in its proprietary chips Samsung Electronics in Exynos processors Vidya in Tegra processors and Qualcomm in Snapdragon processors. The rm architecture is designed to require only about 35 thousand transistors for the core of the processor, which makes the processor very low in consumption، less hot and does not require cooling or fans, unlike the 86 architecture used in Intel and AMD processors, which requires millions of transistors and thus increases power consumption and heating nan.