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Publication Date: 2026-02-23 00:21:00
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Nvidia has fully sold its equity stake in Arm Holdings, ending its role as a shareholder in NasdaqGS:ARM.
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The move follows Nvidia’s previously blocked attempt to acquire Arm and comes after Arm’s IPO.
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Despite the exit, Nvidia and Arm plan to continue their technical and licensing collaborations.
Arm Holdings, trading on NasdaqGS:ARM, now trades without Nvidia on its shareholder register, with the stock last closing at $125.58. The company sits at the center of CPU architecture used across smartphones, data centers, and a range of AI and edge devices. That backdrop, together with a value_score of 1 and a 1-year return of a 13.3% decline, gives investors a combination of strong industry relevance and recent share price pressure to weigh.
Recent performance has been mixed, with the stock up 8.2% over the past 30 days and 9.5% year to date, while the 7-day move of 0.2% is relatively muted. Nvidia’s exit may influence how investors think about Arm’s independence and partnerships, and a key consideration now is how Arm positions itself with a broader set of customers and collaborators across AI and semiconductors.
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