Shares of Arm rise after Nvidia completes the sale of its remaining stake in the firm. The divestiture marks the end of Nvidia’s direct ownership in Arm, previously held as part of strategic and investment arrangements tied to AI and chip design ecosystems.
Investors interpret the move as a positive catalyst for Arm’s independent valuation. With Nvidia exiting its last position, market participants anticipate increased flexibility for Arm to pursue broader partnerships across the semiconductor industry without potential conflicts tied to a single major shareholder.
The stock gains also reflect broader confidence in Arm’s role as a key supplier of intellectual property for processors used in mobile, AI, and edge computing. The company’s licensing model and expanding footprint in high-performance computing underpin optimism about future revenue streams.
