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NVIDIA Other 2026-06-14

NVIDIA Partners SK Telecom for Gigawatt-Scale AI Cloud, Pushes DSX as Sovereign AI Factory Blueprint

SK Telecom plans to build a gigawatt-scale AI cloud in Korea using NVIDIA's DSX platform, with first AI factory online in 2027. The platform integrates NVIDIA accelerated computing, systems, and software to support sovereign, physical, and agentic AI services, targeting expansion across Asia.

ARM Other High Signal 2026-05-07

Arm Reports Record Results, AGI CPU Emerges as New AI Infrastructure Focal Point

Arm reported record FY2026 results with $4.92B revenue and over 20% growth for three consecutive years. The core highlight is the Arm AGI CPU designed for agentic AI, securing over $2B in customer demand and backing from Meta, AWS, Google, and others.

ARM Other High Signal 2026-03-27

Arm Expands into Silicon Products with First Self-Designed AGI CPU

Arm is expanding its compute platform into production silicon for the first time, launching the self-designed Arm AGI CPU for AI data centers and agentic workloads. It targets over 2x performance per rack versus x86 platforms and is backed by lead partner Meta, customers like OpenAI, and a broad OEM/ODM ecosystem.

ARM Other High Signal 2026-03-25

Arm Launches Self-Developed AGI CPU for AI Data Center Market

Arm introduces its first self-developed AGI CPU for AI data centers, featuring Neoverse V3 architecture with claimed 2x performance per rack over x86 platforms. This marks Arm's strategic shift from IP licensing to silicon provider, with support from key customers including Meta and OpenAI.

NVIDIA Other 2025-06-06

NVIDIA and SK hynix Co-Architect Next-Gen Memory for AI Factories, Locking HBM4 to Vera Rubin

NVIDIA and SK hynix announce a multi-year tech partnership to co-develop next-gen memory for Vera Rubin, RTX Spark, and Jetson Thor. Separately, SK Telecom deploys a gigawatt-scale AI cloud using the full DGX stack, targeting 2027. This elevates SK hynix from supplier to co-architect, strengthening NVIDIA's lock-in on HBM and the AI ecosystem.