Arm hired former Amazon AI chip director Rami Sinno to strengthen its push into developing complete in-house chips.
Sinno helped build Amazon’s Tranium (training) and Inferentia (inference) chips for large AI workloads.
Move underscores Arm’s strategy shift from supplying IP/architectures to creating full chip designs.
Reuters had previously reported Arm’s plans (from sealed December trial exhibits) and its executive hiring drive earlier this year; this hire aligns with that trajectory.
