The move follows Arm’s recent foray into direct chip sales with the Meta deal, signaling a major shift in the data center ...

The disagreement stemmed from Qualcomm's use of the Armv8-based Oryon cores originally designed by Nuvia for server-class processors, which Arm claimed required renegotiation after the acquisition.

Arm isn’t quite as dependent on smartphones as Qualcomm. Although it does plenty of business licensing its designs for handsets, it also has a growing position in high-end cloud-server ...

SoftBank has also acquired s truggling AI chip company Graphcore, and is believed to be looking into setting up another AI ...

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

Shares of Qualcomm Inc. and Arm Holdings Plc ... Inc. and Microsoft Corp. Those customers are using Arm’s designs to make server chips powered by more than 100 cores. Mueller said Arm is ...

Arm, which sought the halting of sales and destruction of products based on the Nuvia CPU cores, plans to seek a retrial. Qualcomm previously attempted to enter the server CPU market several years ...

Back in October, ARM sent out a 60-day notice to Qualcomm, informing it that it would be terminating its chip design license. Qualcomm fired back with a lawsuit, which it won in US federal court ...

He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Fortnite is coming to Windows devices with Qualcomm’s Arm-based Snapdragon chips later this year. Epic Games announced today that ...