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Arm to launch its first server chip later this year

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Michail 15 February 2025

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A new report from The Financial Times claims that Arm will introduce its first self-developed chip later this year, with Meta already lined up as its first customer. The chip in question is said to be a CPU for server data centers with the ability to customize its base to the needs of customers.

Arm to launch server chip later this year

The potential move would see Arm directly facing off against some of its key customers, like Nvidia, who use Arm designs for its server-grade CPUs. According to people familiar with the matter, the actual production of Arm’s server chip will be outsourced to TSMC. Softbank, which is the majority owner of Arm, is reportedly in the final stages of acquiring server chip design firm Ampere, which would be an essential part of the upcoming Arm server chip.

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  • 17 Feb 2025

Check your facts: NVidia has made in total 7 small server SBC Arm boards for micro servers. By "mini server" you're talking about a mini desktop PC or the old Windows Home Servers (of Win 7/8 era) or something of a NAS ... that&#...

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  • 16 Feb 2025

thinking x86-64 has had no upgrades in 5 years is genuinely mental. man the gsmarena commenterbase is incredible.

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  • 15 Feb 2025

PassMark records first-ever decline in CPU performance after 20 years of growth, next gen runs on Linux and not x86 (x86 has not improved in the last 5 years)

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