Arm aims for $52B valuation in record-breaking IPO, sparking excitement and setting a precedent for tech IPOs. Apple, Google, and Nvidia show interest.
Arm, the British chip designer, begins trading on Wall Street, marking the year's largest US public listing. Backed by SoftBank, Arm's IPO attracts tech giants, signaling expansion into AI and cloud computing.
Softbank's adjustment of Arm IPO valuation raises concerns about future prospects. Questions arise about AI role, China reliance, and potential growth.
Softbank's Arm chip firm adjusts valuation and fundraising target for public listing, now aiming for $5-7 billion fundraising and $50-60 billion valuation.
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