TSMC knew about the AGI CPU long before launch
These chips take a while to design. They take a while to build. They take a while to get through the entire pipeline. So we are working with our partners in TSMC for months, if not years, to make them aware of the product, the supply, what we think the demands look like, what we think the forecast look like. We're talking to them all the time. So, it's not a surprise. It's not like we whipped up to TSMC and said, 'Hey, look, we've got this chip we announced on March 24. Can you help us?' All of that is lined up.
in a CNBC interview with Jim Cramer
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Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas on Thursday sought to reassure investors about one of the biggest sticking points after its earnings report: Will Arm be able to produce enough of its AI chips to meet ...
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