Arm secures Meta as first customer in chip push, challenging industry giants
The UK-based chip designer pivots to selling its own chips, securing Meta as its first major customer, and challenging long-time industry partners.
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 self-developed processor as early as summer 2025. Reports indicate that Meta Platforms is among its initial customers,
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 to release its own data center CPU, secures Meta as first customer
Arm is set to release its own chip before the end of this year, having reportedly secured Meta as its first customer for the project. According to a report in the FT, the chip is expected to be a data center CPU, built on a customizable base. Its production will be outsourced to manufacturers such as TSMC.
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 reported to be planning to sell proprietary Chips
Arm is looking at selling proprietary chips, reports Reuters, and one of its first customers is Meta. The hyperscalers are looking at using ASICs for
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 the chip tech provider's model of licensing its blueprints to other companies,
AMD, Intel in the spotlight as Arm said to secure Meta as chip project customer
Shares of AMD (AMD) and Intel (INTC) are in the spotlight on Thursday following a news report saying Arm (ARM) plans to launch its own chip
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 Reportedly Unveiling New Chip With Meta As Big Customer
Arm stock rallied on news that the company is planning to introduce its own chip and has secured Meta as a customer.
Arm reportedly plans to make its own CPUs from this summer with future chips said to be powering a revolutionary Jony Ive-designed AI device
Is Arm planning to make its own chips and not just sell rights to its IP and CPU designs to other companies? So says the FT ...
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Arm's Bold Move: Shifting from IP Licensing to Chipmaking
Arm, known for supplying intellectual property to tech giants like Apple and Nvidia, is pivoting to manufacturing its own ...
Arm stock drops 3% despite record revenue fueled by AI demand
For the full year, Arm targets $3.94 billion to $4.04 billion in revenue, which is in line with estimates of $4 billion.
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Arm's to launch first self-made processors, poaching employees from clients: Reports
Arm lands first order from Meta for its first in-house designed datacenter processor, which will rival CPUs from Arm's ...
Is Arm Holdings Stock a Buy Now?
Arm stock was down more than 3% after it released its quarterly results on Feb. 5. Though the company easily beat consensus estimates on both revenue and earnings, investors expected more in terms of ...