ARM Cortex-A will be totally 64 bit by 2023
Published in Mobiles


If the world is still there

Mobile chipmaker ARM has decided that its high-end smartphone and laptop-grade Cortex-A processor cores will be 64-bit only by 2023.

Intel, Qualcomm, Tesla against ARM–Nvidia merger
Published in PC Hardware


Exclusive:
Few others, Apple maybe

Multiple well-informed sources have informed us that there is a big uprising in Silicon Valley against the proposed Nvidia–ARM acquisition. We have spoken with people from multiple technology companies, and everyone - outside ARM and Nvidia - believes that this is bad for the industry.

Microsoft working on ARM based 64-bit apps
Published in News


Making sure that it can do 64 bit

Microsoft is officially revealing it’s working on x64 app emulation support for Windows on ARM.

Nvidia acquisition of ARM is good for Nvidia
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Analysis: Bad for everyone else

Nvidia will take over ARM, at least it has announced its intention and the market and the stock skyrocketed, demonstrating that this looks like it is an excellent move for Nvidia. Still, a semiconductor company taking over what used to be an independent API provider doesn't resonate well.

Nvidia-ARM takeover a big win for Jensen Huang
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Provided it's quarantined

Semiconductor analyst Malcolm Penn told Fudzilla today that if Nvidia plays its cards right with the ARM acquisition, people would be thinking in 10 years' time what a bargain the $40 billion buy was.

Save ARM campaign starts
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ARM sold to Nvidia for $40 billion
Published in PC Hardware


Formal announcement expected today

SoftBank is set to sell the UK's Arm to US outfit Nvidia for more than $40 billion.

ARM releases 64 bit, Linux-capable Cortex-R
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It is just for storage so still a bit snoozy

ARM has announced its first 64 bit, Linux-capable Cortex-R processor, which it has earmarked for computational storage solutions.

It's in Nvidia’s interest to crush ARM like a bug
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Worth more dead than alive

ARM co-founder Hermann Hauser has warned that it is in Nvidia’s interest to destroy the company he co-founded.

SoftBank needs to sell ARM because it over invested
Published in PC Hardware


An Nvidia sale will stuff everything up

Co-founder and ex-president of ARM Holdings, Tudor Brown says that SoftBank's projected sale of the chip company to Nvidia is the result of a bungled business strategy that saw the fund throw too much money at ARM and prioritize the wrong business areas.