According to a report from South Korean media Greened.kr, as cited by ChainCatcher, Samsung Electronics and Arm have officially initiated a joint project to develop an on-device AI SoC chip. Arm approved the non-recurring engineering (NRE) fee at the end of August, and the project has since commenced. The collaboration follows a model where Arm provides core technology and Samsung Electronics integrates and delivers the final customized chips to end customers. The partnership focuses on developing customized SoCs for terminal devices, leveraging Arm's core IP and Samsung's integration capabilities. This project aims to produce tailored chips for edge-side AI applications, with the goal of delivering customized solutions to end customers.
South Korean outlet Greened.kr, quoted by ChainCatcher, says Samsung Electronics and Arm have officially kicked off a joint research and development project for on-device AI chips. At the end of August, Arm approved the non-recurring engineering (NRE) fee to build the next-generation on-device AI SoC chip. Since then, the project has been underway.
Here’s the split: Arm supplies the core technology, and Samsung Electronics takes care of integration and deployment. Together, the two companies plan to develop customized chips for delivery to end customers. The effort is centered on tailored SoC solutions for terminal devices, pairing Arm's core IP with Samsung's manufacturing and integration expertise.
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