Report: Arm to build its own chips, and Meta is first in line to buy them
The U.K.-headquartered chip design company Arm Holdings Plc. is reportedly planning to launch its first-ever complete semiconductor after securing Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc. as one of its first customers.
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