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Arm Holdings isn't your typical semiconductor company. Its business model is tremendous, and it has AI tailwinds.

For many investors, the conversation around the semiconductor industry isn't always the clearest. Some companies are fabricators, others are designers, and then there's Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM ) which is a designer for designers, which puts ARM stock in an interesting position.

Diawa upgraded Arm Holdings (ARM) following "a few interesting and volatile quarters." Diane King Hall discusses how tech is settling after the big recent sell-off and A.I.

A Wall Street analyst upgraded Arm. The stock has been weighed down by the recent rout in the technology sector.

Arm delivered strong quarterly results but failed to raise guidance. The stock is pricey at a price-to-sales ratio close to 30.

Economic fears and global panic triggered by Japan led to widespread selling in the stock market. Two Arm customers, Nvidia and Apple, also faced their own negative news items.

Arm Holdings NASDAQ: ARM stock plummeted on its fiscal Q1 2025 earnings results as investors were treated to a nasty dose of reality concerning the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. The company designs, develops, and licenses semiconductor architectures.

Arm Holdings reported strong fiscal Q1 results, but its guidance disappointed. The company has an attractive business model that generates royalty and subscription revenues.

Arm Holdings is a compelling growth stock in the chip space. The company is witnessing surging revenue and profit growth, thanks to booming AI demand.

Intel's terrible Q2 results could be a bad sign for Arm. U.S. jobs growth came in lower than expected last month.