October 9th news, according to foreign media reports, SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son did not mention the issue of selling Arm in a talk with Samsung Electronics in a recent meeting with Samsung Electronics .
British company Arm, which almost monopolizes the technology of smartphone microprocessors, will be sold by the Japanese company. South Korean media have been speculating that SoftBank Group may attempt to sell the asset to Samsung Electronics, although deals of this nature are nearly impossible for antitrust reasons.
According to a source who asked not to be named, during the talks held at the Samsung Electronics office in Seichodong, Seocho District, Seocho District, Seocho, that day, the two sides discussed the comprehensive and long-term cooperative relationship between Samsung Electronics and Arm, but did not mention the possibility of a stake.
In 2016, SoftBank acquired Cambridge-based Arm, UK-based for $32 billion, and Arm will be listed after Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition plan miscarried due to regulatory concerns.
Arm's core is the essential processor for making microprocessors, which can be found in Galaxy phones and other electronics products, from the most advanced models to the most basic appliances, Apple , Qualcomm and countless small electronic companies are using Arm's core.
Arm has technology that is applied to 95% of mobile phones and more and more computers. Traditionally, it has authorized all customers in a neutral and transparent manner. This neutrality is regarded as a necessary condition for the smooth operation of the telecommunications equipment market.
