Exclusive: Arm recruits from customers as it plans to sell its own chips
The tech provider's moves to build out its own chip business could upend an industry that has long viewed the company as a neutral player.
Arm said to sign up Meta as client for its own chip: report
Arm Holdings (ARM) has reportedly signed Meta Platforms (META) as the first customer for its own chip, the Financial Times reported. Read for more.
Arm Expands Into Chip Sales, Competing With Major Customers
Arm is making bold moves to enter the chip market, directly competing with its customers, including Qualcomm and Nvidia. The UK-based semiconductor giant, traditionally known for licensing intellectual property to
Arm secures Meta as first customer for ambitious new chip project, FT reports
(Reuters) -Arm Holdings plans to launch its own chip this year after securing Meta Platforms as one of its first customers, in a major shift to its model of licensing its blueprints to other companies,
ARM takes on its own customers: the chip giant’s bold new strategy
ARM has begun recruiting from its own customers and competing with them as it pushes towards selling its own chips.
Arm Holdings Ventures into Chip Production with Meta Partnership
Arm Holdings is planning to launch its own chip, shifting from its traditional model of licensing blueprints, after securing Meta Platforms as a customer. The move puts Arm in direct competition with its clients like Nvidia and aligns with SoftBank’s AI infrastructure expansion strategy.
Arm is launching its own chip this year with Meta as a customer
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 chips now that Meta has signed on as a customer,
Arm to launch its own chip in move that could upend semiconductor industry
Rene Haas, Arm’s chief executive, will unveil the first chip that it has made in-house as early as this summer, according to people familiar with the UK-based group’s plans. The move from designing the basic building blocks of a chip to making its own complete processor could also upend the balance of power in the $700bn semiconductor industry,
Arm CEO Rene Haas makes grim prediction that DeepSeek will be "shut down"
In a February 10 interview with the Financial Times, Arm CEO Rene Haas weighed in on the controversial new AI model DeepSeek ...
Arm said to be poaching executives from clients to build its own chips
Arm Holdings is currently on a recruiting spree, with the ultimate goal of entering the chip production industry independently. Reuters has quoted several sources familiar with ...
Arm to start making server CPUs in-house
Arm’s chip is expected to be a central processing unit (CPU) for servers in large data centers and is built on a base that ...
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Arm launches its own chip
Meta signs on as an early customer Arm will unveil its first in-house chip later this year, marking a significant shift in ...
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Arm's rumored chip design push raises questions over its neutral industry role
UK-based semiconductor IP giant Arm is reportedly expanding its efforts in chip design, with plans to release its first ...
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Arm’s CEO on the future of AI and why he does not fear DeepSeek
Rene Haas was on an exercise bike two weeks ago watching ... The TV screen had “red everywhere”, recalls the chief executive of Arm Holdings. “Everything is crashing and I’m thinking ...