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Arm Neoverse

Technology Compute IP

The licensed CPU cores inside Grace, Graviton, Axion and Cobalt.

You're looking at a technology record: a building block of AI hardware — what it does, who makes it, and which chips and systems use it.

Neoverse is Arm's server-core line — V-series for performance, N-series for efficiency. Licensing it is how every hyperscaler fielded a custom CPU in under three years, ending x86's data-center monopoly.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.