Arm Shocks the Semiconductor Industry by Announcing It May Sell Its Own Chips Your email has been sent Arm could compete with its customers, including Qualcomm. Meta has already inked a deal with Arm.

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Arm Holdings is reportedly aiming to make its own data center chip. The move would be a big departure from its traditional licensing business. The big bet could lead to massive upside, or blow up ...

The chip is expected to be a CPU for servers in large data centers and can be customized for various customers. Public semiconductor company Arm will start making its own chips this year after ...

Arm Holdings plans to launch its own chip this year after securing Meta Platforms as one of its first customers, in a major ...

The chip, expected to be unveiled as early as this summer, represents a significant strategic pivot for Arm, which historically has licensed its technology rather than manufacturing its own chips.

Public semiconductor company Arm will start making its own chips this year after landing a high-profile enterprise customer. Arm, which is majorly owned by SoftBank, will start making its own ...

likely in anticipation of Arm-based chips taking market share in data center computing. Known for their power efficiency, Arm-based chips have long dominated in smartphones. Yet with power ...