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Arm, known for licensing its chip architectures, is making a significant strategic shift by releasing its first in-house CPU in its 35-year history. This chip was developed in collaboration with Meta, which will also be its inaugural customer. This move marks Arm's entry into direct chip production, potentially altering its relationship with existing licensees and expanding its market presence.
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