Arm, the UK-based company renowned for licensing core CPU designs to tech giants like Qualcomm, Apple, and Nvidia, is reportedly gearing up to enter the chip-designing space itself. 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. Companies like Valve, which reportedly has been working on an Arm-based Steam Deck, could benefit from this shift, as could developers leveraging Arm’s potential new designs for gaming applications. The effects are already being felt; Qualcomm, for example, recently won a license dispute with Arm, but other companies like Samsung have reportedly reduced their reliance on Arm’s designs to avoid potential supply chain issues. Nvidia, after being blocked from acquiring Arm in 2021, has developed its 20-core Grace CPU with MediaTek, showcasing its readiness to adapt. Read more in our articles including "Arm Could Disrupt Gaming and PC Markets with Plans to Design Its Own Chips" and "MLBB opens 2026 Global Skin Design Contest with USD 49,000 prize pool".
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Oct 23, 2025Arm, the UK-based company renowned for licensing core CPU designs to tech giants like Qualcomm, Apple, and Nvidia, is reportedly gearing up to enter the chip-designing space itself. 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.
Companies like Valve, which reportedly has been working on an Arm-based Steam Deck, could benefit from this shift, as could developers leveraging Arm’s potential new designs for gaming applications. The effects are already being felt; Qualcomm, for example, recently won a license dispute with Arm, but other companies like Samsung have reportedly reduced their reliance on Arm’s designs to avoid potential supply chain issues. Nvidia, after being blocked from acquiring Arm in 2021, has developed its 20-core Grace CPU with MediaTek, showcasing its readiness to adapt.
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