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UK-based Arm Holdings (ARM) is sinking 5% today after Nvidia (NVDA) reported cutting its stake in the British chip developer. However, Arm did receive some good news earlier this week.

Arm plans to launch its own chip this year after securing Meta as one of its first customers, in a radical change to the SoftBank-owned group’s business model of licensing its blueprints to the ...

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British semiconductor giant Arm Holdings plc is planning to manufacture its own chips in 2025, according to the Financial Times and has started competing against its own clients for deals.

For example, a 5/1 ARM will have the same rate for the first five years, then can adjust each year after that—meaning the rate might go up or down, based on the market. An ARM isn’t for everyone.