Arm Holdings shares dropped 12% on Thursday after the chip architecture giant issued fiscal second-quarter guidance that fell ...

Contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries forecast revenue and profit for the third quarter below Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, ...

The move represents a major step by the US semiconductor giant in boosting the development of open-source chip architecture in AI computing.

Chinese automakers and chip companies are racing to replace foreign chips in self-driving tech, after U.S. export ...

Arm’s Chiplet System Architecture, which addresses key chip design challenges, builds on the Neoverse Compute Subsystem and ...

The future of Copilot+ PCs is murkier than ever, as the legal battle between Qualcomm and chip architecture firm Arm continues to simmer. In a recent escalation of the ongoing legal dispute Arm ...

Arm has reportedly given notice that it plans to cancel Qualcomm's chip architecture licensing deal. The two companies' dispute is tied to Qualcomm's 2021 acquisition of chip design specialist Nuvia.

The latest “wafer chip” from the firm has 900,000 cores and 44 gigabytes of on-chip memory, around half the off-chip memory of the h 100, a leading ai chip from Nvidia.

Although Arm wasn’t mentioned in the announcement, it’s clear the rival chip architecture is becoming a growing threat to both Intel and AMD. In 2020, Apple began phasing out x86 chips to ...

It specializes in a completely different type of chip architecture called a wafer-scale engine (WSE). In essence, a WSE is a gigantic chip, whereas Nvidia's GPUs are quite small.

Bloomberg has reported that chip architecture company Arm Holdings PLC is terminating its licensing agreement with Qualcomm Inc., and has sent the U.S. firm a 60-day cancellation notice.