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Arm Neoverse

Hardware

by Arm Holdings

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

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Arm licenses IP rather than selling parts, and no price list exists on arm.com.

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• IP licensing

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The Neoverse page states no price, licensing package or purchase route.

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Arm Total Access is described as "Ideal for organizations building complex systems that require multiple Arm products, including the Cortex and Neoverse CPUs", its "High Performance" Package C gives "E.g. Cortex-A7x, Neoverse-N, Mali-G7x, CoreLink", and "The annual subscription includes manufacture rights"; the route is "Contact an Arm Representative". Total Access is a licensing subscription across Arm's IP, not an offering Neoverse is bundled into; only Neoverse-N is named, as an example, and the Neoverse page itself states no licensing route or price.

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