ARM

Despite employing Arm's technology in its diverse range of products, Apple accounts for less than five percent of the company's yearly income.

Apple has entered a new long-term agreement with Arm for chip technology that is projected to "extend beyond 2040," as revealed in Arm's initial public offering (IPO) documents released on Tuesday, reports Reuters. Arm, which owns the intellectual property for the computational architecture utilized in the majority of the world’s smartphones, has priced its upcoming...

Key clients of Arm Holdings Ltd such as Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have committed to invest in the chip designer's forthcoming initial public offering (IPO), according to sources speaking with Reuters. Intel, Samsung Electronics, Cadence Design Systems, and Synopsys have also pledged their participation as investors, as per these sources. The...

Arm has historically been more of a chip designer, licensing the rights to its semiconductor designs to customers, than a chipmaker

Arm plans to start charging royalties for chip designs based on the value of the device they are intended for instead of the chip itself

British chip designer Arm is cutting up to 15 percent of its workforce, just a month after a $40 billion USD takeover from chipmaker Nvidia collapsed.

Nvidia and SoftBank have confirmed the termination of the Arm acquisition, which has faced multiple investigations since it was first announced.

NVIDIA might be relinquishing its efforts to acquire chip maker Arm after facing numerous hurdles presented by regulators.

Nvidia's contentious acquisition of UK chip designer Arm is facing yet another roadblock as the FTC is suing Nvidia to block the deal.

The acquisition of Arm comes with a focus in innovating on AI, with Nvidia investing in AI facilities in Arm's Cambridge campus.

The two firms have had preliminary discussions, but Apple is not planning to pursue a bid in SoftBank's chip design firm Arm.

SoftBank is reportedly considering the full or partial sale of Arm to bolster the firm's cash reserves as part of a $41 billion USD debt reduction program.