Arm AGI CPU Unveiled With 136 Neoverse V3 Cores For AI Servers

Arm has unveiled the AGI CPU, a processor built specifically for the demands of Agentic AI workloads. This release matters because it targets the explosive growth in AI agent token usage, which Arm projects will increase by 24 times by 2030. Data center operators looking to scale AI infrastructure now have a new architecture designed to handle this specific load.

Dual chiplet design on TSMC 3nm targets explosive AI agent growth

The processor utilizes a dual chiplet design fabricated on TSMC's 3nm process technology. This architecture houses more than 100 billion transistors across the two chips. The design allows for high core density while managing thermal output in server environments.

Specifications

• Core Count: 136 Neoverse V3 cores
• Transistor Count: >100B transistors
• Process Node: TSMC 3nm
• Architecture: Dual Chiplet
• Max Frequency: 3.7 GHz

Inside the package, the AGI CPU integrates 136 Neoverse V3 cores. These cores run at frequencies of up to 3.7 GHz with a maximum thermal design power of 300W. The chip supports DDR5-8800 memory with a total capacity of 6 TB per chip. It also provides 96 PCIe Gen6 lanes and CXL 3.0 support for expansion.

Arm claims the solution delivers over 2x performance per rack compared to x86 IP in the same 36kW design. The architecture achieves sub-100 ns memory latency to keep data flowing efficiently. Arm has raised its revenue forecast for customer demand to $2 billion through 2027-2028.

Arm states it holds over 60% market share in AI server platforms based on IDC 2026 data. This hardware announcement reinforces the company's position in the high-performance computing sector. The AGI CPU is available for integration into server designs starting now.