Performance and pricing are still major considerations though.

Arm is the top CPU designer for phones, Intel is the big name in PCs. Both make processors but what is the difference?

They promise brisk performance and long battery life.

Arm's latest Cortex-A78C CPU is built for connected laptops and handheld console class performance.

Update: As many as three Arm-powered MacBooks could make an appearance next week.

You might not have to spend a lot to get a fast, 5G-capable phone.

Future Arm Cortex-A CPUs will be 64-bit only from 2022, dropping legacy 32-bit support.

A state-affiliated news outlet thinks an Arm/Nvidia tie-up would be a major blow for Chinese companies.

Nvidia has committed to purchase processor giant Arm for $40 billion. Here's what the sale means for your next smartphone.

The final deal is a mix of cash and Nvidia stock options, and the Arm acquisition is expected to close in 18 months or so.