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Nvidia (NVDA) rose about 2% early Wednesday after the chipmaker sold its remaining stake in Arm Holdings (ARM).The company disposed of roughly 1.1 million share

Nvidia's filing to the SEC on Tuesday showed it had offloaded semiconductor firm Arm. The chip giant's exit from its stake in Arm does not spell the end of ties between the two companies, however.

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Arm Holdings guides robust FY2027 top line growth guidance at ~20% YoY, driven by the growing Armv9 adoption (higher royalty revenue per chip) and the robust custom ASICs opportunities in data centers. This is significantly aided by the diversified end markets, with it implying their robust monetization trends and their resilient prospects, despite the likely to be impacted smartphone volumes in 2026. Despite strong fundamentals, ARM trades at an expensive FWD P/E of 70.8x and 3Y PEG of 3.6x, which limits upside potential while implying further sideways trading.

Memory shortages have the potential to crimp Arm's growth next year.

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