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Qualcomm and Arm’s Benchmark Results Signal Inequities in the Phone Industry’s Recovery

2 months ago

In recent weeks, Qualcomm Inc. and Arm Holdings Plc have unveiled their latest financial and operational results, revealing a mixed picture regarding the recovery of the smartphone industry. Despite a slight resurgence in demand, the sector appears to be rebounding unevenly, with significant implications for manufacturers, suppliers, and consumers alike.

Arm Holdings Issues Somber Forecast Amidst Weak Chip Demand

2 months ago

In a disheartening announcement, Arm Holdings has revealed a disappointing financial forecast that suggests a troubling trend in the semiconductor industry. The company, renowned for its chip designs crucial to mobile devices and other electronic infrastructure, expressed concerns regarding a deceleration in chip demand. This outlook has raised alarms among investors and industry analysts alike, painting a bleak picture for the future of tech hardware.

ARM Holdings Sees a Stunning 90% Surge, Sparking Debate on Valuation in a Low-Growth Era

2 months ago

ARM Holdings, a pivotal player in the semiconductor industry, has experienced an impressive stock rally, surging approximately 90% since its recent market debut. This dramatic increase is raising questions among investors and analysts alike regarding the sustainability of such high valuation multiples, particularly in the context of a market characterized by low growth expectations.

Intel Rebuffs ARM Acquisition as China’s Tech Stocks Experience Significant Surge

3 months ago

In a dramatic turn of events, Intel Corporation is opting out of the proposed acquisition of ARM Holdings, a British semiconductor and software design company. The move is amidst the heated environment in technology that is enjoying an unparalleled surge, most especially regarding the Chinese tech stocks.

Arm’s Attempt to Sell Product Unit to Intel Rejected

3 months ago

Of late, an effort by Arm Holdings Ltd. to sell off one of its product units has hit a roadblock. The UK semiconductor giant has reportedly approached Intel Corporation to buy the concerned unit, which the latter has rejected. The move is part of a larger effort by Arm to reshape its business by divesting fringe operations and focusing on its core business.