Overview

• Reuters reports that former Amazon AI chip director Rami Sinno, who helped lead Trainium and Inferentia, has joined Arm to work on full chips and systems.
• Arm has outlined plans to reinvest profits into designing its own chips, chiplets and components rather than relying solely on IP licensing.
• The company has been adding senior talent for this shift, including Nicolas Dube from HPE and Steve Halter from Intel and Qualcomm.
• Moving into complete chip design would put Arm in direct competition with Nvidia, Intel and AMD in AI and server markets.
• Arm has not announced a commercial AI or data‑center processor, though its architecture underpins most smartphones and is gaining ground in servers.