Arm Holdings plc - American Depositary Shares (ARM)

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Semiconductor stocks such as Arm Holdings, Nvidia and Broadcom are trading higher Wednesday.

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From AI to video gaming, these companies will grow by leaps and bounds from 2025 onward.

Arm's goal to secure half the data center CPU market by 2025 signals a strategic shift driven by AI efficiency demands and competitive validation.

Alphawave is a London-based chip designer that specializes in designing semiconductors for use in data centers, networking, and storage.

British chip designer Arm Holdings explored acquiring semiconductor IP supplier Alphawave, but backed out due to discussions with SoftBank and Qualcomm. Arm expects 50% data center CPU market share by 2025 and has been accused of antitrust violations. Its stock is down 0.50% at $106.45 premarket.

Interestingly, Intel is on track to achieving former CEO Pat Gelsinger’s target of reaching the “five nodes in four years” plan as the veteran sought to bring the company back on track.

The surge in Arm's data center presence is fueled by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, Mohamed Awad, the company’s infrastructure chief, told Reuters.

Arm Holdings expects data center CPU market share to reach 50% by 2025, with its energy-efficient technology appealing to cloud companies and boosting revenue.

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Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ: ARM) shares are trading lower Wednesday as chip stocks faced broad declines amid renewed trade concerns. The market weakness comes as the White House prepares to implement a new set of targeted tariffs on April 2.