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Nvidia Corp.
is developing computer chips that would use technology from Arm Holdings ARM, +6.11%, according to a Reuters report Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. The central processing units would run the Microsoft MSFT, +0.84% Windows operating system and could be available as early as 2025, the report said. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD, -1.65% is also planning to develop chips for personal computers using Arm technology.
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