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 is facing heightened scrutiny over its proposed acquisition of Arm, the company responsible for the architecture found in smartphone chips.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has admitted that the company's bid for Arm could stretch beyond the 18-month deal timeframe.
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 privacy regulators will be launching an investigation into NVIDIA's $40 billion deal to take over Arm.
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 ...
Arm Holdings has announced its next chip design architecture, Armv9, which will power the next decade of mobile chips.
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 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.