Arm's core business revolves around licensing its architecture and other technologies for semiconductor designs, but the ...

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

I reiterate a “Sell” rating for Arm Holdings plc, citing overvaluation despite strong near-term growth driven by Armv9 architecture adoption and partnerships with Nvidia. Arm reported 19% ...

In the modern world, that company is Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM). The ARM architecture is pervasive; it is inextricably linked to the entire chip ecosystem globally. Those that are weaving the next ...

(Reuters) -Arm Holdings plans to launch its own chip this year after securing Meta Platforms as one of its first customers, ...

The chip designer, Arm, is reportedly competing with its own clients, which include major companies such as Qualcomm, to sell ...

which build their own chips on top of Arm's architecture. Arm has been somewhat exempt from the AI-linked growth spurts enjoyed by chipmakers because it makes money from AI indirectly by steadily ...

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

Softbank, which is Arm's majority owner, is also the key financial partner for the project, and Softbank's influence across the tech world shouldn't be overlooked by investors. In fact, Softbank, ...

Meta signs on as an early customer Arm will unveil its first in-house chip later this year, marking a significant shift in ...

For example, a 5/1 ARM will have the same rate for the first five years, then can adjust each year after that—meaning the rate might go up or down, based on the market. An ARM isn’t for everyone.

We expect Arm will keep gaining data center market share from x86 architecture, as its chips consume less power and data centers need to minimize energy consumption. We also expect share gains in ...