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By Stephen Nellis (Reuters) - Arm Holdings on Wednesday released a new set of blueprints for making chips that it says could cut the time required to develop data center processors to less than a year. Arm, whose underlying technology is widely use...

Arm Holdings on Wednesday released a new set of blueprints for making chips that it says could cut the time required to develop data center processors to less than a year. Arm, whose underlying technology is widely used in the semiconductor industry and powers virtually every smartphone in the world, has been working to take market share away from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices in the market for data central processors, or CPUs. Arm, which is majority owned by Japan's SoftBank Group, ar...

While we are still waiting to get our hands on AmpereOne hardware for Ampere Computing's in-house design Arm cores with up to 192 cores, Friday night Git activity to LLVM has revealed an 'Ampere1B' core.

Making for a very exciting Saturday morning, AMD just posted their initial enablement patch for plumbing Zen 5 processor support 'znver5' into the GNU Compiler Collection! With GCC 14 due to be released as stable in March~April as usual for the annual compiler release, it's been frustrating to see no Zen 5 support even while Intel has already been working on Clear Water Forest and Panther Lake support with already having upstreamed Sierra Forest, Granite Rapids, and other new CPU ...

We spoke to Ampere CPO Jeff Wittich about the growing demand for his company’s processors in AI

With Arm’s share price surging after its IPO, here’s what Morningstar thinks of the stock.

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Amazon has recently unveiled its brand new AI chip that will be used for the company's cloud computing service.