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Sign InArm Holdings has announced a new high-performance 136-core CPU specifically engineered for AI data center workloads to challenge the x86 dominance of Intel and AMD. In a significant market validation, Meta Platforms is deepening its AI strategy by integrating Arm-based CPUs into its infrastructure to meet surging demands. Meta plans to increase its capital expenditure to as much as $135 billion by 2026 to support massive data center expansion and energy requirements. Analysts at UBS noted that this move signifies Arm's strategic shift to expand its footprint beyond its traditional licensing model into direct infrastructure. The new chip delivers double the performance per watt compared to rival offerings, highlighting its superior energy efficiency. This launch comes as the industry faces surging demand for power-efficient compute solutions to scale massive AI infrastructure globally.