Arm Holdings plc - American Depositary Shares (ARM)

Arm's designs are the heart of AI chips. And the Dutch chip designer seems to have a defensible moat as it joins the chipmaking fray.

The next 10 months might be challenging for this biotech.

AI‑hardware standouts and easing oil prices drove markets higher today, March 25, 2026.

As of March 25, 2026, the global economic landscape has shifted from the volatility of previous years into a phase of "tenuous resilience." Fueled by a significant rebound in international trade and a surge in high-tech manufacturing, U.S. equity markets have shattered previous records in the opening quarter of

As of March 25, 2026, the artificial intelligence revolution has transitioned from a speculative "hype" cycle into a fundamental restructuring of global capital. The "St. Patrick’s Day Recovery" earlier this month saw the Nasdaq Composite surge to 22,479.53, reclaiming ground after a volatile start to the year.

Arm Holdings' pivot from solely licensing designs to also producing its own artificial intelligence chips fundamentally changes the company's long-term growth trajectory.

AMD and Intel should also benefit from surging CPU demand.

U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow Jones gaining 350 points on Wednesday. AAR Corp (NYSE: AIR) saw a 10.5% jump in shares after reporting strong earnings and raising its sales forecast.

ARM stock spiked 19% on Wednesday morning. Here's what might be coming next for Arm Holdings.

Arm stock rallies as the firm announces its first in-house AI chip. Here’s why the AGI CPU news warrants buying ARM shares in 2026.

As Arm enters the AI chip race with its own silicon, should investors jump in, or wait for a better entry point?

The potential for geopolitical stability and AI optimism pushed Intel higher.

This British tech company could be a major beneficiary of Nvidia's soaring chip sales over the next couple of years.

Hopes of geopolitical stability helped fuel AMD's rally.

The 'Peace Dividend' Reborn: Markets Surge as U.S. Unveils 15-Point Plan to End Conflict with Iran Global financial markets witnessed a seismic shift on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, as the U.S. administration formally introduced a drafted 15-point peace proposal aimed at ending the four-week military engagement with Iran.

U.S. stocks advanced Wednesday as oil prices fell on Iran diplomacy reports. Arm jumped 15%, while Treasury yields declined.

Arm Holdings (ARM) debuts AGI CPU, BofA sees TAM up 40x to $100B FY27 from $2.4B royalties, Meta lead customer. PT $155, Neutral. Chip rev $1B FY27-28.

Today’s Date: March 25, 2026 Introduction As of March 25, 2026, PDD Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: PDD) stands at one of the most significant strategic crossroads in the history of global e-commerce. Once a disruptive domestic player that upended China’s retail hierarchy, PDD has evolved into a multi-continental juggernaut through its international arm, Temu. However, the [...]

Date: March 25, 2026 Introduction In the high-stakes theater of global semiconductors, few companies occupy a position as strategically vital—yet often as misunderstood—as Arm Holdings plc (Nasdaq: ARM). While the public focuses on the massive GPU clusters of the AI era, Arm provides the fundamental blueprint upon which nearly all modern computing is built. Today, [...]

Arm Holdings offered a bullish forecast for sales of a new server chip designed for agentic AI applications. Arm stock rose Wednesday.

HSBC’s bold double upgrade has reignited the AI bull case for Arm, with sky-high expectations building. Is it worth buying now?

Nvidia & Apple partner ARM sees its Momentum score double to 52.09 amid a pivot to a $15B in-house AI chip market.

Arm stock rises after launching new AI chip with Meta, targeting $15B in annual sales and expanding into chipmaking.

These defense tech stocks could soar, even if we see periods of stagflation.

U.S. stock futures rose on Wednesday following Tuesday’s declines. Futures of the major benchmark indices were higher.