Is Windows 11 on Arm ready for primetime? After using three PCs with Snapdragon X processors for the past year, I discovered three issues that might make you think twice.

Arm unveiled its Lumex Compute Subsystem (CSS) on September 10 at the Unlocked Summit in Shanghai, signaling its boldest step yet to elevate AI and gaming on flagship smartphones. The platform debuts ...

As the smartphone market has matured, the workloads that consumers expect from their tiny in-pocket mobile computers has increased drastically. Fortunately, chip designers continue to build faster ...

What if you could build a compact, ARM-based system that bridges the gap between low-power single-board computers and high-performance enterprise hardware? The Radxa Orion O6, an ITX motherboard with ...

Nvidia has hit a new roadblock in the development of its N1X ARM-based CPU that may force its release late into 2026. Unfortunately, the problem is not an easy fix, with engineers reportedly having to ...

The Zena series of Compute Subsystem (CSS) developed by Arm potentially makes it easier and faster for semiconductor firms, Tier-1 suppliers, and even automakers to create automotive-grade AI silicon.

U.K. chip designer Arm Holdings Plc is looking to expand its hold on the automotive chip industry with a new and integrated design platform that promises to increase the time it takes to bring ...

TL;DR: Microsoft's true Xbox handheld will feature a custom low-power AMD APU, and not an ARM processor as some recent speculation has suggested. However, when it comes to Xbox-branded Windows 11 ...

As the CPU designer who stands behind customers like Qualcomm, Arm has never really needed a charismatic brand. But the company has decided upon a new naming scheme that’s easier to remember. Over the ...

Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) were in focus on Thursday as recent industry data showed the pair increased their CPU market share in the first-quarter, Evercore ISI said. “We view the ...

The big picture: The AI boom is significantly changing the enterprise and data center market. Arm predicts that chips based on its designs will soon amount to around 50% of CPUs used in data centers.

Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) expects its data center central processing unit market share to reach 50% by the end of 2025, up from around 15% in 2024. Arm’s infrastructure chief, Mohamed Awad, told ...