SoftBank Group-owned chip manufacturer Arm is attracting funding from a number of major technology organisations ahead of what is likely to be one of the year’s largest initial public offerings. A rm has been in negotiations with roughly ten firms regarding investing ahead of its IPO, including Amazon.com, Intel, Alphabet, and Nvidia.
SoftBank Group-owned chip manufacturer Arm is attracting funding from a number of major technology organisations ahead of what is likely to be one of the year’s largest initial public offerings.
Arm has been in negotiations with roughly ten firms regarding investments ahead of its IPO, including Amazon.com, Intel, Alphabet, and Nvidia.
Here is a list of potential anchor investors in the IPO.
Amazon.com
Amazon Web Services, the internet giant’s cloud division, manufactures its own processing processor dubbed Graviton, which is based on Arm’s design.
Apple
Arm licences its technology to Apple in order for it to develop processors for its products.
Intel
In April, Intel Intel Foundry Services and Arm announced a collaboration to ensure that mobile phone processors and other products based on Arm’s technology may be manufactured in Intel’s facilities.
Alphabet
Alphabet’s Google Cloud subsidiary also employs Arm-based computer hardware in its machine learning, Android, and compute engine services.
Microsoft
Windows operates on devices powered by Arm CPUs as well.
Taiwan Semiconductor
TSMC’s collaboration with Arm assists Manufacturing Co’s clients in designing chips for devices and high-performance cloud data centres.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Arm also licences its architecture and technologies to Samsung for usage in smartphone processors.
Nvidia
Arm claimed that Nvidia’s Grace data centre processor was designed using its Neoverse V2 architecture. Nvidia’s $80 billion acquisition of Arm was cancelled in February of last year.
