SoftBank sells ARM to Nvidia for $40 billion.

SoftBank has also revived talks about going private.


Alfred Lee

14 Sep, 2020

SoftBank sells ARM to Nvidia for $40 billion. | BEAMSTART News

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SoftBank has confirmed on Monday that the Japanese conglomerate will sell its British chip design subsidiary, ARM, to US-based semi-conductor firm, Nvidia Corporation.

The sale could be as much as US$40 billion.

In the deal, Nvidia will acquire all of ARM's shares in exchange for cash and shares, effectively giving SoftBank and the Vision Fund a stake in Nvidia of about 6.7% to 8.1%.

Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang.

This comes 4 years after SoftBank acquired ARM for $32 billion back in July 2016.

Earlier this week, SoftBank executives revived talks on taking the Japanese group private, which could gain momentum following the ARM sale.

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