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Ceva announced a strategic partnership with Arm and SynaXG to offer a customized 5G-Advanced solution that delivers unparalleled energy efficiency for 5G NR processing in wireless network equipment and satellites.

SoftBank, in collaboration with Fujitsu, completed the implementation of CU (Central Unit) functions on the NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip platform as part of its efforts toward accelerating the commercialization of “AITRAS,” a converged AI-RAN solution. The NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip leverages two Arm® Neoverse™ V2-based Grace CPUs.

Cipia collaborated with Arm to showcase its advanced Driver Sense Driver Monitoring System (DMS), running efficiently on Arm Cortex CPUs.

OpenAI and the SoftBank Group have announced a partnership called Cristal intelligence - a new initiative to develop and market Advanced Enterprise AI. With a shared vision to empower knowledge workers and simplify complex problems, the partnership will accelerate the development of new agentic AI solutions leveraging the Arm compute platform.

AMI, the global leader in Dynamic Firmware for worldwide computing, is bringing its expertise in industry-leading silicon firmware solutions to the Arm Total Design ecosystem.

Solidigm, a leading global provider of innovative NAND flash memory solutions, celebrated 122TB day on January 22. The company's new 122TB storage solution, powered by Arm’s high-performance, power-efficient technology, helps tackle the power challenges of AI and data-intensive workloads with industry-leading storage efficiency, from cloud to edge.

Alif Semiconductor, a leading global supplier of secure, connected, power efficient AI/ML microcontrollers and fusion processors, has announced the second generation of its Ensemble family of products in the world's first implementation of the Arm Ethos-U85 NPU.

Mapbox, the leading platform for powering location experiences, has launched its Virtual Head Unit (VHU) in partnership with Arm.

GW4 Isambard 3, a world-class supercomputer service for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) powered by Arm-based technology, has officially launched this week, driving innovative new, scientific research in a wide range of areas, including in clean energy, designing optimal configuration of wind farms on both land and water, and modelling fusion reactors to provide green energy in the future.