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Arm holdings is good. Qualcomm is bad, no ethnic in business as not following rules of license agreement since many years ago.
Many companies across various industries depend on Arm Holdings for licensing its architecture to develop their processors.
1. Qualcomm relies heavily on Arm’s architecture to develop its Snapdragon processors, which power a large share of smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices. Qualcomm customizes Arm’s designs for high-performance and energy-efficient mobile chips.
2. Apple uses Arm architecture as the foundation for its A-series chips in iPhones and iPads, and the M-series chips in Macs. While Apple has highly customized these designs, they are still built on Arm’s ISA.
3. Samsung’s Exynos processors, used in many of its smartphones and tablets, are based on Arm architecture. Samsung is both a licensee and a customer of Arm.
4. MediaTek uses Arm’s architecture to design its processors, which are found in a wide range of budget to mid-range smartphones and other devices globally.
5. Nvidia licenses Arm’s architecture for various products, particularly in the Tegra SoCs used in gaming devices (e.g., the Nintendo Switch), automotive applications, and AI computing.
6. Broadcom uses Arm cores in a variety of chips, particularly for networking equipment, set-top boxes, and mobile communication systems.
7. Amazon Web Services (AWS) designs its Graviton processors for cloud computing based on Arm’s architecture, offering high-performance and energy-efficient solutions for its data centers.
8. NXP Semiconductors utilizes Arm’s architecture for embedded systems in automotive, industrial, and IoT applications.
9. Renesas employs Arm architecture for many of its microcontroller and processor solutions, commonly used in automotive, industrial, and home appliances.
10. Marvell uses Arm architecture in its networking, storage, and data center solutions, leveraging Arm’s designs for energy-efficient chips in high-demand data environments.
11. Many automotive companies, through suppliers like Qualcomm, Nvidia, and NXP, use Arm-based chips for in-car systems, autonomous driving technologies, and digital cockpits.
These companies depend on Arm’s architecture to build the core processing units in their products, benefiting from Arm's highly efficient and scalable designs across industries like mobile, automotive, IoT, and cloud computing
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