Arm Holdings is set to launch its first in-house designed processor later this year and has already landed orders from several customers, including Meta, according to the Financial Times. This decision places Arm in direct competition with some of its customers that develop Arm-based processors for data centers, including Ampere and, to some degree, Nvidia, marking a major shift in the company's strategy. In addition, Arm is actively poaching talent from its rivals, according to Reuters.
