Nov. 03, 2025 –
Arm is lowering the barrier to entry for chiplet-based SoCs and Armv9-powered AI devices across data centers, cars, and the edge.
Arm has made a series of announcements aimed at making its silicon platforms more accessible to developers, spanning high-performance compute, automotive, and embedded AI. The company recently contributed a vendor-neutral chiplet spec to the Open Compute Project (OCP), extended that architecture to automotive platforms, and opened its Armv9 Edge AI platform to Flexible Access, a licensing program for early prototyping.
These announcements come at a time when openness—both architectural and ecosystem-level—has become a differentiator. With RISC-V gaining traction on the back of its permissive licensing, Arm’s latest efforts signal an intent to remain the default option not only for production silicon, but also for startups and teams building with limited budgets and fast turnarounds.