Nvidia scraps Arm deal: How the deal’s collapse increases competition

The video discusses the cancellation of the NVIDIA-ARM deal, highlighting its implications for the chip industry. The deal's collapse is seen as beneficial for the industry, maintaining ARM's neutrality and opening opportunities for RISC-V, an open-source instruction set gaining traction. The video also explores ARM's future plans to go public and the potential impact on the market, including increased innovation and competition.

What was the initial value of the NVIDIA-ARM deal?

• $30 billion

• $20 billion

• $50 billion

• $40 billion

Which companies were concerned about the NVIDIA-ARM deal?

• Intel and AMD

• Sony and Panasonic

• Apple and Google

• IBM and Oracle

What is the expected outcome for ARM after the deal's collapse?

• ARM will be acquired by another company

• ARM will go public

• ARM will cease operations

• ARM will merge with Intel

What is RISC-V known for?

• Being a proprietary instruction set

• Being an open-source instruction set

• Being a closed-source software

• Being a hardware manufacturer

Which companies are starting to use RISC-V instruction sets?

• Apple and Samsung

• Microsoft and Intel

• Google and Qualcomm

• NVIDIA and AMD

What market is ARM attempting to break into?

• Server and data center

• Automotive

• Consumer electronics

• Mobile devices

When is ARM's IPO expected to occur?

• End of 2022

• Mid 2023

• End of 2023

• Start of 2024