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Arm revenue rises 27% as AI demand supports data-center business
Arm Holdings, a UK chip-design company owned by SoftBank Group, reported its July-September results on November 4.
Revenue rose 27% to $1.443 billion compared with the same period a year earlier.
It was the company’s highest revenue for a July-September quarter.
Arm said AI demand supported data-center-related revenue.
Licensing income rose 50% to $773 million; this is money Arm receives when customers sign new design contracts.
The figures show that AI-related demand coincided with growth in Arm’s business, but no next steps were given.
Arm reported revenue of $1.443 billion for July to September 2026, up 27% from a year earlier.
The company said revenue was a record for the same period.
AI demand supported revenue from its data-center business.
Revenue from licensing designs rose 50% to $773 million.
- Who
- Arm Holdings, the UK semiconductor design company owned by SoftBank Group.
- What
- Revenue rose 27% year on year to $1.443 billion.
- When
- July to September 2026; the results were announced on November 4.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- AI demand supported revenue from the data-center business.
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Arm recorded revenue of $1.443 billion for the quarter, up 27% year on year.
Arm announced its results.
- Revenue
- $1.443 billion
- Year-on-year revenue change
- Up 27%
- License revenue
- $773 million, up 50%
- Reporting period
- July–September 2026