AH

Arm Holdings

ARM

Hardware

Chip design company whose architecture Arm says reaches "100% of the connected global population," and increasingly powers AI edge devices.

Total funding—

Market cap$282.8B

Employees9,584

Founded1990

HeadquartersCambridge, United Kingdom

StatusPublic

Products

Selected offerings — the AI products recorded here, not the vendor's full catalogue.

• Arm AGI CPU Hardware

  Arm's first self-designed, TSMC-manufactured production CPU — up to 136 Neoverse V3 cores on 3nm — built for sustained agentic-AI data-centre workloads and co-developed with lead customer Meta.

• Arm Ethos-U85 Hardware

  Neural processing unit designs licensed to chip makers for running models on edge and mobile devices.

• Arm Ethos-U55 Hardware

  A licensable microNPU IP core that adds on-device ML inference to area- and power-constrained embedded and IoT designs paired with Cortex-M processors.

• Arm Ethos-U65 Hardware

  A licensable microNPU IP core delivering roughly double the on-device inference performance of Ethos-U55, for Cortex-A, Cortex-R and Neoverse-based edge systems.

• Arm Lumex CSS Hardware

  Arm's AI-first mobile Compute Subsystem, a licensable CPU, GPU and system-IP bundle for on-device generative AI, shipping in the vivo X300 and OPPO Find X9.

• Arm Neoverse Hardware

  CPU designs licensed to chip makers for servers and data-centre silicon, including the host processors in AI systems.

• Arm Zena CSS Hardware

  A licensable physical-AI Compute Subsystem combining Cortex-A and Cortex-R processors with system IP for safety-relevant AI-defined vehicle and robotics SoCs.

• Arm CSS for Mobile 2 Hardware

  Arm's second-generation mobile compute subsystem — the C2 CPU cluster (C2-Ultra, C2-Pro) with SME2 for on-device agentic AI — positioned by Arm against "the previous generation Arm (Lumex) reference platform".

• Arm Neoverse CSS N4 Hardware

  A configurable, pre-validated compute subsystem built on Neoverse N4 cores (8–128 cores per die, Armv9.3, up to 3.8 GHz on 3 nm) with integrated system IP, delivered to partners as RTL for agentic-infrastructure silicon.

Similar products 40

No sourced competitor yet: no filing, vendor document or measured-market report read so far names a rival for this company, so none is asserted. The companies below are the closest by what their products do.

How this list is ranked ↗

TTenstorrentPrivate · $2.6BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Tensix Neo do comparable work on IP licensing and accelerator silicon; both also serve buyers who need to source custom AI silicon; smaller scale (private).4 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareQQualcommPublic · $174.9BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ9 Series do comparable work on AI compute hardware; both also serve buyers who need to source custom AI silicon; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareHRHorizon RoboticsPublic · $8.8BArm Zena CSS and Horizon Mono do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (public).4 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareMMobileyePublicArm Zena CSS and SuperVision / Chauffeur do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; Mobileye's scale not recorded.1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeCompareNNVIDIAPublic · $5.1TArm CSS for Mobile 2 and NVIDIA Blackwell do comparable work on accelerator silicon; larger scale (public).5 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeLarger scaleCompareSHSK HynixPublic · $874.5BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and PEB000 Series do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareSESamsung ElectronicsPublic · $1.2TArm Neoverse CSS N4 and Samsung Datacenter SSD do comparable work on AI compute hardware; larger scale (public).1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeLarger scaleCompareGGroqPrivate · $3.5BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Groq LPU (GroqChip) do comparable work on accelerator silicon; smaller scale (private).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareGGraphcorePrivateArm CSS for Mobile 2 and IPU (Intelligence Processing Unit) do comparable work on accelerator silicon; Graphcore's scale not recorded.2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeCompareSSambaNovaPrivate · $11BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and SambaRack do comparable work on accelerator silicon; smaller scale (private).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareAAMDPublic · $785.1BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and AMD Kria SOMs do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareHTHailo TechnologiesAcquired ($340M deal)Arm Neoverse CSS N4 and Hailo-10H do comparable work on AI compute hardware; Hailo Technologies is acquired, with no independent scale.3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeCompareDTDell TechnologiesPublic · $360.7BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and Dell PowerEdge XE7745 do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareAAAxelera AIPrivate · $450M raisedArm Neoverse CSS N4 and Axelera AI Mini PC do comparable work on AI compute hardware; similar scale (private).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeCompareKKioxiaPublic · $177.9BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and KIOXIA CM9-V Series do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareCCiscoPublic · $433.3BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Cisco Silicon One do comparable work on accelerator silicon; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareANArista NetworksPublic · $246.4BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and 7060X5 Series do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareHHuaweiPrivateArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Atlas do comparable work on accelerator silicon; smaller scale (private).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeCompareMTMarvell TechnologyPublic · $214.9BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Marvell custom AI silicon do comparable work on accelerator silicon; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareCSCerebras SystemsPublic · $44.4BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Cerebras WSE-3 Turbo (WSE-3T) do comparable work on accelerator silicon; smaller scale (public).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareIIntelPublic · $463.7BArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Intel Gaudi AI Accelerator do comparable work on accelerator silicon; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareBBroadcomPublic · $1.7TArm CSS for Mobile 2 and Broadcom custom silicon do comparable work on accelerator silicon; larger scale (public).1 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeLarger scaleCompareHHelsingPrivate · $18BArm Zena CSS and SG-1 Fathom do comparable work on robot control; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareNNuroPrivate · $6BArm Zena CSS and Nuro Driver do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private); ships platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareTTeslaPublic · $1.4TArm Zena CSS and Full Self-Driving (Supervised) do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; larger scale (public); ships application and platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerLarger scaleCompareWWaabiPrivate · $1B raisedArm Zena CSS and Waabi Driver do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; similar scale (private); ships platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareWWaymoPrivate · $126BArm Zena CSS and Waymo Driver do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private); ships application and platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareWWayvePrivate · $8.6BArm Zena CSS and Wayve AI Driver do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private); ships platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareZZooxPrivate · $990M raisedArm Zena CSS and Zoox do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; similar scale (private); ships application rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareAAvridePrivateArm Zena CSS and Universal Driver do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; Avride's scale not recorded; ships platform and robot rather than the same layer.2 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareAIApplied IntuitionPrivate · $15BArm Zena CSS and Vehicle OS do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private); ships platform rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareKMKakao MobilityPrivateArm Zena CSS and 카카오모빌리티 자율주행 do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; Kakao Mobility's scale not recorded; ships application and platform rather than the same layer.2 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareAIAnduril IndustriesPrivate · $61BArm Zena CSS and Ghost do comparable work on robot control; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (private); ships platform and robot rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareBBaiduPublic · $31.6BArm Zena CSS and Apollo Go do comparable work on autonomous driving; both also serve buyers who need to build a self-driving system; smaller scale (public); ships API service, application and 4 more rather than the same layer.2 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareSESchneider ElectricPublic · $200.4BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and NetShelter Power Rack 800VDC do comparable work on AI compute hardware; same layer and the same scale band (large-cap).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSame scale bandCompareCCrusoePrivate · $10BArm Neoverse CSS N4 and Crusoe Spark do comparable work on AI compute hardware; smaller scale (private).2 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeSmaller scaleCompareAApptronikPrivate · $5.3BArm Zena CSS and Apollo do comparable work on robot control; smaller scale (private); ships robot rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerSmaller scaleCompareBDBoston DynamicsAcquiredArm Zena CSS and Spot / Atlas do comparable work on robot control; Boston Dynamics is acquired, with no independent scale; ships robot rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareSASanctuary AIPrivateArm Zena CSS and Phoenix do comparable work on robot control; Sanctuary AI's scale not recorded; ships robot rather than the same layer.1 of 6 capabilitiesDifferent layerCompareAAmazonPublic · $2.8TArm CSS for Mobile 2 and AWS Trainium do comparable work on accelerator silicon; larger scale (public).3 of 6 capabilitiesShared product typeLarger scaleCompare

Closest alternatives are pairs a vendor page itself compares. Similar products are matched from what each product does; nothing in that group is asserted as a rivalry.

Sources

Market cap

Third-party database · 12 Sep 2026

stockanalysis.com/stocks/arm/, read 2026-09-12: market cap $282.82B.

Employees

Third-party database · 31 Mar 2026

filed headcount as of March 31, 2026, read from stockanalysis.com (fundamentals from S&P Global Market Intelligence) on 2026-08-27.

Founded

Wikipedia · 27 Aug 2026

Wikipedia infobox "founded" field, read 2026-08-27.

Revenue (TTM)

Third-party database · 27 Aug 2026

Refreshed against the listing's own page.

Description

Company disclosure · 9 Sep 2026

"Powers most mobile ... devices" has no source on arm.com — the same shape as a similar deletion elsewhere: a market-share claim the vendor does not make. But Arm's own page makes a more specific one: "100% of the connected global population uses Arm-based products", 350B+ chips shipped to date. Narrowed to what Arm actually says.

Open Arm Holdings in the directory

Something wrong here? Send a correction — quote this company id: arm-holdings.