NVIDIA will do great things with Arm Holdings. But I worry that it will save the greatest things for itself.
It's official as NVIDIA is acquiring Arm Limited for $40 billion. The deal is expected to help accelerate NVIDIA's desire to be a leader in AI and earn more revenue from licensing IP to other industries chip makers like Qualcomm and Texas Instruments.
An Exynos chip with AMD graphics and custom Cortex-X cores could be just what we wanted — and what the industry needs.
A neutral company that doesn't build chips needs to buy Arm and pump it full of cash.
ARM technologies power a tremendous number of devices worldwide, and NVIDIA is reported to be considering a full stakes takeover, with SoftBank handing over the reigns.
SoftBank bought ARM and now wants to sell it — or spin it off — to raise much-needed capital.
SoftBank is reportedly exploring multiple options for ARM Holdings, including a partial or full sale. The Japanese holding company had acquired the British chip designer in 2016 in a $32 billion deal.
The new Cortex-X program from ARM is a big deal. Here are 5 ways it could impact the Android space going forward.
Big and fast, slow and wide, or even both at the same time — ARM's Cortex-X program lets companies building ARM chips take part in the design process for a custom edge. It's also the system that could allow Google to make its own custom chips for Pixel phones.
ARM’s new Cortex-A78 is its most efficient Cortex-A CPU for mobile devices, boasting a 20% increase in sustained performance compared to the current Cortex-A77 design.
Samsung will lay off 290 workers in Texas and California, according to federally-mandated documents filed with the Texas Workforce Commission.
ARM's Cortex A76 CPU is at the heart of the latest mobile chipsets, and the company is now looking ahead to 2020 with its latest CPU design, the Cortex A77.
UK chip vendor ARM has cut ties with Huawei, stating that its processor designs contain “US origin technology." The move effectively kills Huawei's smartphone ambitions.
ARM has unveiled its Cortex-A76 CPU design, which will provide laptop-grade performance for Windows 10 on ARM PCs if expectations hold up.
Electronics all have one thing in common: how you handle the heat makes all the difference when it comes to performance.
After initial reports suggested a new security flaw was confined to Intel systems, researchers have now disclosed that nearly all modern processors are affected.
ARM has unveiled the successors to the Cortex-A73 and A-53 CPUs as well as the Mali-G71 GPU. Devices powered by the new processors will be launching sometime in the first quarter of 2018.
The parts inside our phones are fun to talk about. It's important to have a basic understanding of where it all starts — the ARM processor.
Intel has failed to make a mark in the mobile SoC market, but the chip vendor has announced plans to manufacture ARM-based designs on its 10nm FinFET manufacturing process. Intel also said that it will partner with LG to fabricate a "world-class mobile platform" based on the 10nm node.
Japan’s SoftBank is acquiring ARM Holdings for $31 billion. The British chip design firm dominates the smartphone market, with its lineup of chips used in 95% of handsets today. The number of devices running ARM-designed hardware has crossed 60 billion last year.