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Arm Holdings and Qualcomm will face off in a U.S. District Court in Delaware today for the start of what’s expected to be a week-long trial.
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The x86 instruction set that once defined personal computing is now a boat anchor holding back the PC industry and contributing to Intel’s death. Intel is screwed, but we’ll be OK. Microsoft and Qualcomm delivered a one-two punch on behalf of Arm in 20… Continue reading Intel is Dead and x86 is Next (Premium)
Arm Holdings reported that it earned a net income of $107 million on revenues of $844 million for the quarter ending September 30.
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In January 2021, Qualcomm announced it would acquire Nuvia for $1.4 billion because the smaller firm was developing “step-function improvements in CPU performance and power efficiency to meet the demands of next-generation 5G computing.”
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Microsoft and several PC makers are set to ship new Qualcomm Snapdragon X-based laptops next week, but a looming legal battle could spoil the celebration.
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Arm Holdings announced that it earned a net income of $224 million on revenues of $928 million in the quarter ending March 31.
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Arm Holdings reported that it earned a net income of $87 million on revenues of $824 million in the quarter ending December 31.
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At its annual TechCon event in San Jose, Arm today announced Custom Instructions, a new feature of its Armv8-M architecture for embedded CPUs that, as the name implies, enables its customers to write their own custom instructions to accelerate their specific use cases for embedded and IoT applications. “We already have ways to add acceleration, […] Continue reading Arm brings custom instructions to its embedded CPUs
For the longest time, Arm was basically synonymous with chip designs for smartphones and very low-end devices. But more recently, the company launched solutions for laptops, cars, high-powered IoT devices and even servers. Today, ahead of MWC 2019, the company is officially launching two new products for cloud and edge applications, the Neoverse N1 and E1. […] Continue reading Arm expands its push into the cloud and edge with the Neoverse N1 and E1
Arm, the semiconductor firm you probably still remember as ARM, today announced that it has acquired Treasure Data, a data management platform for large enterprise customers. The companies didn’t announce the financial details of the transaction, but earlier reporting by Bloomberg pegged the price at $600 million. This move strengthens Arm’s IoT nascent play, given that […] Continue reading Arm acquires data management service Treasure Data to bolster its IoT platform