Japanese tech firm to acquire UK chipmaker ARM
Japanese technology firm SoftBank Group is to acquire Cambridge-based ARM Holdings to capitalise on the UK firm's IP in chipsets for smartphones and IoT devices
Month: July 2016
Oracle targets cloud sales at Asia Pacific’s mid-sized firms
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ARM agrees sale to Japan’s SoftBank in £24.3bn deal
British chip designer ARM has agreed to a buy-out from Japan's SoftBank Group in a £24.3bn deal. The proposed acquisition was announced this morning. MORE TO FOLLOW
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