Traditionally, Arm has focused on licensing its CPU technology to companies that incorporate it into their own processors, such as Apple’s M-series chips and Nvidia’s AI-focused Grace CPU. Meanwhile, Apple’s move to Arm-based M-series chips has demonstrated the architecture's potential for gaming, particularly on efficient, lower-power devices. Read more in our articles including "Arm Could Disrupt Gaming and PC Markets with Plans to Design Its Own Chips" and "Apple Arcade game subscription service announced".
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Jan 13, 2026Traditionally, Arm has focused on licensing its CPU technology to companies that incorporate it into their own processors, such as Apple’s M-series chips and Nvidia’s AI-focused Grace CPU. Meanwhile, Apple’s move to Arm-based M-series chips has demonstrated the architecture's potential for gaming, particularly on efficient, lower-power devices.
Our coverage of Apple M-series chips includes: "Arm Could Disrupt Gaming and PC Markets with Plans to Design Its Own Chips"; "Apple Arcade game subscription service announced"; "Top Budget Gaming Mice". Each article provides unique insights and information.