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Arm Holdings has hired Amazon.com’s artificial-intelligence chip director Rami Sinno, marking the British design firm’s most prominent move yet to build its own complete semiconductors. Sinno helped create Amazon Web Services’ Trainium and Inferentia processors, which underpin large-scale AI training and inference workloads. He joins Arm after a decade at the cloud provider’s Annapurna Labs unit and an earlier stint at Arm between 2014 and 2019. The appointment underscores Arm’s strategy shift from selling chip blueprints to developing full in-house devices. Chief Executive Officer Rene Haas said in July that the SoftBank-controlled company would invest more heavily in chiplets and finished systems as it seeks a larger share of the data-center and AI markets.
Reteurs - Arm Holdings has hired AMZN artificial intelligence chip director Rami Sinno to bolster its plans to develop its own complete chips.
$ARM is becoming increasingly competitive in the traditional server CPU and data center CPU market. The firm’s share in data center CPUs has been steadily rising since 2023, and within hyperscalers alone, ARM-based CPUs likely account for 15–20% of deployments, and could https://t.co/d4QyIs1Plm
Top underrated news today? $ARM hires $AMZN AI chip director Rami Sinno to build its own AI chips. Make sense. Rami is formerly the VP and Director of Engineering and Systems at $ARM from 2014 to 2019. Sinno's role at $AMZN (AWS) focuses on developing the firm's in-house https://t.co/C5rb5JSo6O
