Arm to start making server CPUs in-house
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 can then be customized for clients including Meta, according to those familiar with the plans. Production will be outsourced to a manufacturer such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, these people said.
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