Qualcomm trial that ended two months ago reveals statements made by Arm CEO Rene Haas clarifying his company's role in the chip industry: "Qualcomm sells chips, and we don't." When further pressed ...

Malaysia’s Prime Minister told reporters that the deal to bring Arm in the country will be finalized this month.

The country wants to scale up the tech value chain beyond manufacturing to acquire advanced semiconductor intellectual ...

British chip giant Arm Holdings signed an agreement with Malaysia on Wednesday (Mar 5) to bolster the Southeast Asian country ...

During questioning at the trial, Arm CEO Rene Haas said, "we don't build chips" when asked about the company's ambitions outlined in a board proposal to do so. But Arm sought to hire executives ...

“MITI and MIDA will ensure that Arm's technology is fully utilised by local companies to further boost Malaysia's semiconductor industry,” he added. On Friday, Rene Haas, the chief executive officer ...

Is Arm planning to make its own chips and not just ... tech companies that didn’t reinvent themselves,' says Arm CEO Rene Haas of Intel's recent woes The FT says the move is part of a broader ...

However, sources familiar with the plans have indicated that Arm’s chief executive, Rene Haas, will introduce the new processor as early as this summer. The move represents a radical ...