Arm Arm sues Qualcomm and Nuvia over license agreement breach Arm accuses Qualcomm of illegally using its chip designs and architecture through the Nuvia acquisition. Arm's next mobile GPUs are all about ray tracing and efficiency improvements Ray tracing, better performance, and improved efficiency. Nvidia has reportedly scrapped its $40 billion acquisition of Arm Grid List Latest about Arm Nvidia's efforts to further consolidate the industry by purchasing Arm are all but dead By Jerry Hildenbrand published 11 December 21 As much as I want to see Nvidia refine and license its core ML designs, I think we might have dodged a bullet with this one. The FTC really doesn't want NVIDIA to buy Arm, sues to block merger By Derrek Lee published 2 December 21 The FTC has filed a suit to block NVIDIA's proposed $40 acquisition of Arm, saying the merger would threaten Arm's licensing model. NVIDIA's $40 billion Arm acquisition set back yet again by EU regulators By Derrek Lee published 27 October 21 NVIDIA is facing heightened scrutiny over its proposed acquisition of Arm, the company responsible for the architecture found in smartphone chips. NVIDIA's Arm acquisition may take longer than expected amid regulatory scrutiny By Babu Mohan published 20 August 21 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has admitted that the company's bid for Arm could stretch beyond the 18-month deal timeframe. Arm announces the new v9 mobile architecture: Cortex-X2, Cortex-A710, and Cortex-A510 By Jerry Hildenbrand published 25 May 21 ARM's new v9 mobile architecture brings what we expected and wanted: better performance, more energy efficiency, and better security. Get ready for the 2022 flagships. UK regulator presses pause on NVIDIA's $40 billion Arm acquistion By Michael Allison last updated 4 August 21 UK privacy regulators will be launching an investigation into NVIDIA's $40 billion deal to take over Arm. How NVIDIA and MediaTek could usher in a new era of affordable gaming Chromebooks By Jerry Hildenbrand published 14 April 21 A short mention in a company blog post might mean Chromebooks with a new SoC from NVIDIA and MediaTek. Bring on the Steam games 🚜! Maybe ... Armv9 is here to boost performance, security, and AI in your next smartphone By Derrek Lee last updated 31 March 21 Arm Holdings has announced its next chip design architecture, Armv9, which will power the next decade of mobile chips. Qualcomm is trying to pit regulators against NVIDIA's purchase of Arm Ltd. By Derrek Lee published 12 February 21 Qualcomm has reportedly been voicing its concerns to regulators about the NVIDIA acquisition of Arm Ltd. which is currently being investigated by the FTC. NVIDIA will change Arm's relationship with the tech industry whether it intends to or not By Jerry Hildenbrand published 14 September 20 NVIDIA will do great things with Arm Holdings. But I worry that it will save the greatest things for itself. 1234 Android Central Newsletter Get the best of Android Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Android Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Android 13 is still very new, but we're already talking about Android 142New Pixel Watch pricing details emerge as Google's launch event nears3Stadia Pro's October lineup now claimable despite store shutdown4Best Google Pixel 6 deals and Google Pixel 6 Pro deals: October 20225The Galaxy S22 and other Samsung phones receive the October 2022 update
Nvidia's efforts to further consolidate the industry by purchasing Arm are all but dead By Jerry Hildenbrand published 11 December 21 As much as I want to see Nvidia refine and license its core ML designs, I think we might have dodged a bullet with this one.
The FTC really doesn't want NVIDIA to buy Arm, sues to block merger By Derrek Lee published 2 December 21 The FTC has filed a suit to block NVIDIA's proposed $40 acquisition of Arm, saying the merger would threaten Arm's licensing model.
NVIDIA's $40 billion Arm acquisition set back yet again by EU regulators By Derrek Lee published 27 October 21 NVIDIA is facing heightened scrutiny over its proposed acquisition of Arm, the company responsible for the architecture found in smartphone chips.
NVIDIA's Arm acquisition may take longer than expected amid regulatory scrutiny By Babu Mohan published 20 August 21 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has admitted that the company's bid for Arm could stretch beyond the 18-month deal timeframe.
Arm announces the new v9 mobile architecture: Cortex-X2, Cortex-A710, and Cortex-A510 By Jerry Hildenbrand published 25 May 21 ARM's new v9 mobile architecture brings what we expected and wanted: better performance, more energy efficiency, and better security. Get ready for the 2022 flagships.
UK regulator presses pause on NVIDIA's $40 billion Arm acquistion By Michael Allison last updated 4 August 21 UK privacy regulators will be launching an investigation into NVIDIA's $40 billion deal to take over Arm.
How NVIDIA and MediaTek could usher in a new era of affordable gaming Chromebooks By Jerry Hildenbrand published 14 April 21 A short mention in a company blog post might mean Chromebooks with a new SoC from NVIDIA and MediaTek. Bring on the Steam games 🚜! Maybe ...
Armv9 is here to boost performance, security, and AI in your next smartphone By Derrek Lee last updated 31 March 21 Arm Holdings has announced its next chip design architecture, Armv9, which will power the next decade of mobile chips.
Qualcomm is trying to pit regulators against NVIDIA's purchase of Arm Ltd. By Derrek Lee published 12 February 21 Qualcomm has reportedly been voicing its concerns to regulators about the NVIDIA acquisition of Arm Ltd. which is currently being investigated by the FTC.
NVIDIA will change Arm's relationship with the tech industry whether it intends to or not By Jerry Hildenbrand published 14 September 20 NVIDIA will do great things with Arm Holdings. But I worry that it will save the greatest things for itself.
