ARM Holdings was a bright spot in another tough quarter for its owner Softbank.
The UK chip maker posted total revenue of US$656mln, including record royalty income of US$463mln and chip licensing at US$193mln.
Arm said the number of chips that were shipped using its technology rose 9% to 7.5bn.
Underlying profits were US$326mln at a margin of 50%.
All market segments grew, it said, with records in automotive, the internet of things and good demand for premium smartphones and the neoverse.
Softbank meanwhile reported job cuts, write-downs on its stake in the now failed crypto exchange FTX and huge losses generally on the tech investments in its Vision Fund, which posted a deficit of US$9.8bn.
The Japanese firm confirmed plans to list Arm on Nasdaq after a planned sale to Nvidia collapsed but said this would not take place before March 2023.
Losses on FTX were not more than US$100mln, Softbank told reporters.