Arm is making its first CPU, pivoting from only licensing its architecture to giants like Apple, Nvidia, Amazon and Google.

Arm enters the chip business with its AGI CPU for AI data centers, claiming 2x performance versus x86. The historic pivot ...

For more than 35 years, Arm has licensed its chip architecture and collected royalties on every processor made by customers ...

Arm CEO Rene Haas took an ice-cold sip of the AI Kool-Aid during a keynote speech at the company’s annual conference on ...

For the past three years, every data center conversation has started and ended with GPUs. Training clusters and inference ...

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Arm has designed its first silicon chips with help from Meta, though they're designed for the data center, and not the PC.

This marks a significant departure for the chip designer, which has previously only licensed its intellectual property.

For years, the company sold chip designs to other companies. Now it plans to sell its own chips for A.I. data centers.

Arm unveiled its first in-house chip on Tuesday at an event in San Francisco, with Meta as the initial customer.

Arm joined forces with Meta to developer its first in-house chip and has committed to several generations of future silicon.

Meta (META) stock falls 1.86% to $593.11 as company announces Arm partnership for AI CPUs, advancing custom silicon strategy ...