UK holds first meeting of new AI Energy Council
Attended by the likes of EDF, Ofgem, Google, and Microsoft
News - Standards & Regulations, ARM
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
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Arm sues Qualcomm over Nuvia acquisition, putting Arm server chip plans in jeopardy
Could unwind the $1.4bn deal
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UK gov sanctions Russian chip companies Baikal Electronics, Mikron, and MCST, blocking Arm licensing
Finally catching up with US on Ukraine-invasion chip sanctions
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Ousted Arm China CEO refuses to go after being fired, again
It's not clear if SoftBank knows how to get rid of him
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Nvidia's Arm acquisition collapses; Arm appoints new CEO and preps for IPO
Rene Haas to lead a new, independent Arm
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Nvidia tells partners Arm deal will likely fail, as regulators move in for the kill
And SoftBank gets ready to take Arm public
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Nvidia says US FTC has "expressed concerns" over its Arm acquisition
Along with essentially every other regulator
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UK government preps deeper investigation into Nvidia's Arm acquisition
Regulators around the world grow uneasy about potential deal
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European Commission opens "in-depth investigation" into Nvidia's proposed Arm acquisition
EU says deal could lead to "restricted or degraded access to Arm's IP"
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Nvidia officially seeks EU approval on Arm acquisitions, but regulator is already cautious
UK, US, and Chinese regulators are equally concerned
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UK regulator finds “significant competition concerns” with Nvidia-Arm deal
CMA says deal needs further investigation as regulators around the world take a closer look at the deal
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Nvidia CEO: Regulatory reviews for Arm acquisition "taking longer than initially thought"
As the deal becomes less and less of a certainty
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Chip start-up Graphcore asks UK government to block Nvidia's Arm acquisition
While Renesas plans Dialog Semiconductor acquisition
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UK regulators to review Nvidia's Arm acquisition
And Nvidia chooses Kao for its Cambridge supercomputer
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ARM buys Sansa Security to embed protection into devices
IoT to be secured at the ‘thing level’