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The first full month of 2025 is in the books, and the stock market is off to a decent start. The major indexes -- the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average -- were up 2.7%, 1.6%, and 4.7%, respectively.
Many investors gravitate toward Nvidia as their top artificial intelligence (AI) stock. After all, it's the world's leading producer of data center GPUs for processing complex AI tasks, and most of the world's leading AI software companies need to keep accumulating more of its chips to support their growing AI applications.
Arm Holdings Makes a Massive Strategy Change. It Could Be Brilliant, or Blow Up in Investors' Faces.
Arm Holdings (ARM 0.49%) has been a strong stock to own since it went public in September 2023. After hitting the market at $51 per share, Arm's stock has since tripled in price to $159 as of this writing.
Given the recent surge in Arm Holdings shares, we evaluate the stock's current position to determine whether it presents a good investment opportunity.
CNBC's Kristina Partsinevelos joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the latest news in the chips space.
Nvidia cut its stakes in chip designer Arm and exited its position in SoundHound AI. Both stocks were falling on the news.
Nvidia reduced its stake in British chip firm Arm Holdings by about 44% and exited its holdings in Serve Robotics and SoundHound AI in the fourth quarter, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
Arm Holdings (ARM 6.06%) has emerged as a top AI stock following its initial public offering in September 2023. The chip design company, which specializes in power-efficient CPU architecture, seemed to be initially misunderstood by investors, but the stock has since tripled from its IPO price.
Chip designer Arm reportedly plans to become a chip manufacturer. Arm, which has traditionally designed chips and licensed those designs to companies like Apple and Nvidia, plans to introduce the first chip it made in-house as soon as this summer, the Financial Times (FT) reported Thursday (Feb. 13).
Arm has begun recruiting from its own customers and competing against them for deals as it pushes toward selling its own chips, according to people familiar with the matter and a document viewed by Reuters.