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.

UK-based Arm Holdings (ARM) is sinking 5% today after Nvidia (NVDA) reported cutting its stake in the British chip developer.

Meanwhile, Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) is making a bold moveditching its traditional licensing-only model to launch its own chips, with Meta (NASDAQ:META) already signed on as a key customer. The ...

Arm is set to release its own chip before the end of this year, having reportedly secured Meta as its first customer for the ...

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 ...

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

Arm lands first order from Meta for its first in-house designed datacenter processor, which will rival CPUs from Arm's ...

UK-based semiconductor IP giant Arm is reportedly expanding its efforts in chip design, with plans to release its first ...

Arm could soon launch its first in-house SoC and has reportedly secured Meta as its first major client. More details here.

Arm's designs power nearly every smartphone and mobile device in the world, along with Apple Mac and Qualcomm-powered Windows ...

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