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The company sees a bright future manufacturing low-power chips. News 

Intel Becomes Latest Investor in Arm Holdings Alongside Apple, Alphabet, and Samsung

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According to Tom’s Hardware, Intel has recently joined the list of companies investing in Arm, which already includes Samsung, Alphabet, Nvidia, and others. This decision coincides with Softbank’s preparations for Arm’s initial public offering (IPO), where they plan to offer 95.5 million shares at a price range of $47 to $51 per share. Arm is currently valued at $52 billion, surpassing the failed deal in 2022 to sell Arm to Nvidia for $40 billion, which faced obstacles such as a lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission seeking to prevent it.…

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Apple has signed a new deal with Arm for chip technology that "extends beyond 2040," according to Arm's initial public offering documents filed on Tuesday. News 

Apple and Arm Reach Agreement on Long-Term Chip Technology Partnership

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Apple has signed a new chip technology deal with Arm that “extends beyond 2040,” according to the offer documents Arm filed on Tuesday. Arm on Tuesday announced the pricing for what it hopes will be a $52 billion initial public offering, which would be the largest such deal in the U.S. this year. Arm’s owner, SoftBank Group, plans to offer 95.5 million American depositary shares of the U.K.-based company at a price of $47 to $51 each, Arm said in a filing. Arm owns the intellectual property rights behind the…

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Both the tech giants are likely to invest in the SoftBank Group-owned chip designer during the IPO next month. News 

Apple and Samsung to Put Money into Chip Manufacturing Company

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TOKYO: Apple and Samsung Electronics will invest in SoftBank Group-owned chipmaker Arm in its initial public offering (IPO), which is expected in September, Japan’s Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday. Reuters reported in June that Arm was in talks with about a dozen companies — including Apple, Samsung and Intel — with the goal of getting one or more anchor investors to bid. Last month, Reuters and other media reported that Arm was in talks to have US chipmaker Nvidia as an anchor investor in a New York listing. Apple, Samsung,…

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You can also expect faster graphics with less power consumption. News 

ARM’s latest processors drive Android phone manufacturers to use only 64-bit devices

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ARM just sent a false warning to Android phone manufacturers who are still clinging to 32-bit technology. The company introduced its first line of exclusively 64-bit CPU core models – unlike last year, there is no legacy technology available to vendors. Cortex-X4, Cortex-A720, and Cortex-A520 don’t always represent big leaps in performance, but they’re likely to drive the pace of Android for the foreseeable future. Cortex-X4, like X3, is a performance core aimed at flagship phones. Its updated architecture offers 15 percent more performance, but uses 40 percent less energy…

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Arm Ltd on Monday rolled out new chip technology for mobile devices and Taiwan smartphone chip maker MediaTek Inc said it will be using it for its nextgeneration product. News 

Arm introduces new smartphone technology and MediaTek is ready to use it

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Arm Ltd introduced a new chip technology for mobile devices on Monday, and Taiwanese smartphone chipmaker MediaTek said it will use it in its next-generation product. MediaTek, a longtime supplier of low-end and mid-range smartphone chips, has been pushing the market to supply premium smartphone chips once dominated by rival Qualcomm Inc, which has been locked in a legal battle with Armi over licensing of the chip since last year. contracts. In Armi’s blog about the new products, MediaTek said the new chips will help improve the performance of its…

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British chipmaker Arm Ltd is building its own semiconductor to showcase the capabilities of its products, as it seeks to attract new customers and fuel growth following its Initial Public Offering (IPO) later this year, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. News 

A chipmaker’s arm to manufacture its own semiconductor: Report

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British chipmaker Arm Ltd is building its own semiconductor to showcase the capabilities of its products as it seeks to attract new customers and boost growth after an initial public offering (IPO) later this year, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Arm is working with manufacturing partners to develop the new semiconductor, the FT said, citing people briefed on the move, adding that the company has built a new “solutions engineering team” to lead the development of these prototype chips for mobile devices and laptops. and other electronics. The latest…

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