AI chip startup Rebellions valued at $1.4bn following investment from Arm, Samsung Ventures
Funds will be used to support production of company’s Rebel-Quad AI accelerator
News - Asia Pacific, ARM
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Chip designer Arm to set up base in Malaysia
Deal will help support Malaysia’s national semiconductor strategy
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SoftBank Group and OpenAI team up for enterprise AI offering
Cristal intelligence will integrate systems and data of individual enterprises for AI agents
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Arm and SoftBank considering Ampere takeover – report
SoftBank first expressed interest in the chipmaker back in 2021
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SK Hynix says it is reviewing acquiring Arm
As part of a consortium
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Alibaba announces plans for new Cloud regions in South Korea and Thailand, details new in-house Arm processors
New facilities coming in 2022, new chip to be used in company’s data centers
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Fujitsu and University of Tokyo to deploy integrated AI/HPC supercomputer
Wisteria/BDEC will use its 33 petaflops to handle simulation and learning
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Japan's Arm-powered Fugaku named world's fastest supercomputer
Topping Top500 list of most powerful systems in the world
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Fujitsu completes Post-K supercomputer design, plans to productize tech
Exascale here we come
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Marvell offers to buy Cavium for $6bn
Hoping to create a silicon powerhouse with a broader portfolio
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HPE announces its first Arm-based HPC system
Apollo 70 hopes to succeed where Moonshot had failed
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Intel starts shipping FPGAs with ARM on board
Stratix 10 SX represents an uneasy truce between competing chip architectures
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Arm appoints Drew Henry to lead server and networking biz
Henry spent 12 years at the helm of Nvidia’s GPU unit
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Qualcomm's 10nm ARM chip available in cloud for developers
Packet enables customers to evaluate a range of ARM-based options
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Atos set to deliver the first commercial ARM-based supercomputer
Powered by chips from Cavium, Sequana X1310 will ship in 2018
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Fujitsu joins Linaro to develop HPC software for ARM
As the company looks to build 1,000 petaflop ARM-based system