ARM’s CEO Rene Haas Says the ‘AGI CPU’ Will Bite Into the x86 Dominance, Referring to Intel as “Historic”

ARM unveiled its first-ever server processor, the AGI CPU.

ARM CEO Rene Haas told WIRED the AGI CPU is designed to bite into x86's industry dominance.

Intel and AMD are named as x86 competitors; NVIDIA is described as a partner ARM says it will not upset.

ARM projects roughly $15 billion in annual AGI CPU revenue by 2031 and used Windows and Surface shipment analogies for ecosystem impact.

The article cites ARM IP positioning in datacenters and the prior ARM–Qualcomm dispute as context for competition.