Which British tech company do you think has had the biggest global impact?

ARM's processor architectures sit inside nearly every smartphone on the planet. A quiet giant that made Cambridge a serious name in global semiconductors.

Founded in London and now owned by Google, DeepMind's AlphaGo and AlphaFold breakthroughs reshaped how the world thinks about artificial intelligence.

James Dyson's engineering-led approach turned household appliances into design objects and built a genuinely global British brand.

Born in Cambridge to get kids coding, the Pi became a worldwide phenomenon used in classrooms, hobby projects and industrial kit alike.

Often overlooked, Sage has been a FTSE 100 mainstay and a serious global player in business software for decades.