Arm's stock fell after its latest quarterly report despite delivering better-than-expected numbers and impressive year-over-year growth. The stock is expensively valued right now, but Arm's ...

Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) stock ARM Holdings (ARM) is a dominant player in the semiconductor industry due to its energy-efficient designs, which are critical to the function of smartphones, laptops ...

The U.K.-headquartered chip design company Arm Holdings Plc. is reportedly planning to launch its first-ever complete semiconductor after securing Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc ...

Arm's CEO appeared on CNBC to discuss the details of Project Stargate and the company's partnership with SoftBank. The whole AI industry was lifted by a reversal of regulations instituted under ...

Shares of Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) were gaining on a broader surge in the market and on artificial intelligence (AI)-specific news. First, stocks jumped in Trump's first full day in office ...

The headliner for this release is support for ARM64EC, the application binary interface (ABI) used for Arm apps in Windows 11, but the release notes say that the release contains "over 6,000 ...

As key technology partners for the initiative, Nvidia (NVDA) and Arm Holdings (ARM) were also among the companies that saw their shares pop, with Arm shares soaring 15%, and Nvidia climbing close ...

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Tim Smith has 20+ years of experience in the financial services industry, both as a writer and as a trader. Arm Holdings shares will likely remain on investors’ radar screens after surging 16% ...

For example, a 5/1 ARM will have the same rate for the first five years, then can adjust each year after that—meaning the rate might go up or down, based on the market. An ARM isn’t for everyone.