Arm Holdings is set to unveil its own semiconductor chip this year, marking a significant shift in its traditional business model. Previously known for licensing its chip designs to major tech companies like Apple and Nvidia, Arm is now entering the chip production arena with Meta Platforms as its first major customer. This move is expected to position Arm in direct competition with some of its existing clients. The new chip, anticipated to be a CPU designed for large data centers, will be customizable for various clients and manufactured by third parties. This strategic pivot by Arm, primarily owned by SoftBank, is anticipated to reshape its market presence and influence in the semiconductor industry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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