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Arm CEO looks to set the record straight after the stock's post-earnings tumble
Arm chief Rene Haas said he was "confident" the company would be able to secure additional supply of its new CPUs.

TL;DR
- Arm CEO Rene Haas is confident the company will secure enough supply of its new AI CPUs to meet demand.
- The projected demand for these CPUs is $2 billion across fiscal 2027 and 2028, a significant increase from earlier projections.
- Supply chain bottlenecks, particularly at TSMC, are a major concern for the industry, affecting multiple major chip developers.
- Arm's new AGI CPU represents its first venture into manufacturing entire chips, moving beyond its traditional IP licensing model.
- The increasing demand for CPUs in AI inference, due to agentic AI systems, is a key driver for Arm's business.