The UK-based chip designer pivots to selling its own chips, securing Meta as its first major customer, and challenging ...

Arm stock rallied on news that the company is planning to introduce its own chip and has secured Meta as a customer.

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

as investors began to assess the implications of Arm's shift to competing with its biggest customers, and what it would mean for its licensing business. The FT reported that the new Arm chip would ...

Arm making its own chip would mark a huge shift for a company that has built its business on licensing out processor designs.

In what is a significant development for the semiconductor industry, chip designer Arm Holdings (ARM) has reportedly secured ...

Arm is working on launching its first in-house chip, which reports indicate will be a server CPU chip that will be produced by TSMC.

So, Arm is going to launch its own SoC (System on a Chip) on the market, with Meta being the first big customer. In mid-January, Reuters revealed the changes that Arm was considering for its ...

the Financial Times pointed out that 'it could upend the balance of power in the $700 billion semiconductor industry and put Arm in competition with some of its biggest customers.' Masayoshi Son ...

This move would put Arm in direct competition with some of its largest customers, including Nvidia, which build their own chips on top of Arm's architecture. Arm has been somewhat exempt from the ...

(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 ...