SoftBank Group Corp. and a subsidiary of Arm Holdings Plc are considering a deal with semiconductor developer Ampere Computing LLC. This is reported by foreign media. In 2021, the market value of ...

SoftBank is reportedly considering a $6.5 billion acquisition of Ampere Computing LLC, a semiconductor and chip designer backed by Oracle. While Ampere looks primed for a takeover, it is also ...

SoftBank, the parent company of Arm, is also reportedly closing in on an acquisition of Ampere, an Oracle-backed chip designer of Arm-based chips. The company is possibly valued at around $6.5 ...

Further fueling speculation, sources claim that Arm's largest shareholder, SoftBank Group, is considering acquiring Ampere Computing, which specializes in Arm-based server CPUs. This acquisition ...

According to the FT, SoftBank’s rumored Ampere takeover considerations are “central” to Arm’s chipmaking project. Citing people familiar with the plans, the deal could see Ampere valued at $6.5bn. In ...

SoftBank is also closing in on the acquisition of Ampere, an Oracle-backed chip designer of Arm-based chips for servers that could be valued at close to $6.5 billion. That deal is central to Arm ...

The UK-based chip designer pivots to selling its own chips, securing Meta as its first major customer, and challenging long-time industry partners.

In addition to its chip development efforts, SoftBank is reportedly nearing the acquisition of Ampere, an Oracle-backed chip designer specialising in Arm-based server chips. The deal, valued at ...

The move forms part of the country’s efforts to produce its own graphics processing unit chips within five to ten years.

SoftBank is also closing in on the acquisition of Ampere, an Oracle-backed chip designer of Arm-based chips for servers that could be valued at close to $6.5bn. That deal is central to Arm’s own ...

Arm shares surged Thursday following a report the chip designer is developing its own chip, with tech giant Meta set to be one of its first customers.