US FTC Reportedly Launches Antitrust Probe into Arm Over Architecture Access

The US FTC has reportedly launched an antitrust probe into Arm Holdings, investigating whether the chip designer restricts architecture access to competitors after launching its own AGI CPU.

US FTC Reportedly Launches Antitrust Probe into Arm Over Architecture Access

The US Federal Trade Commission has reportedly launched an antitrust probe into Arm Holdings, according to Bloomberg. The investigation focuses on whether the chip designer is restricting access to its architecture to competitors.

Probe follows Arm's AGI CPU launch

The probe follows Arm's launch of its own AGI CPU in March 2026. Arm previously sued Qualcomm over license use and lost the case. In response, Qualcomm launched a global antitrust campaign against Arm.

Arm Holdings antitrust probe by US FTC
The FTC investigation examines Arm's business practices.

South Korea's Fair Trade Commission raided Arm's Seoul office in November 2025 as part of related regulatory scrutiny.

Bloomberg reported the investigation but Arm has not confirmed the details of the probe.

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