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Arm raises prices on chip technology for some customers - sources

By Stephen Nellis on Jul 16, 2020 8:16AM
Arm raises prices on chip technology for some customers - sources

By as much as four times.

SoftBank-owned semiconductor technology supplier Arm has moved to raise licensing fees for some customers in recent negotiations, four people familiar with the matter told Reuters. In recent talks, Arm's sales representatives have pressed for price hikes that would boost overall license ...

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By Stephen Nellis
Jul 16 2020
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