Arm Shocks the Semiconductor Industry by Announcing It May Sell Its Own Chips
Semiconductor design firm Arm surprised the hardware industry on Feb. 13 with the announcement that it will make a server CPU as well as license its semiconductor designs to other organizations; Meta locked in as the first partner. The move turns Arm from a resource for companies like Qualcomm and NVIDIA into a potential competitor.
So, Arm is going to launch its own SoC (System on a Chip) on the market, with Meta being the first big customer. In ...
In an interview with CRN, the head of Arm’s infrastructure business talks about how the company has convinced Amazon Web ...
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