On June 1, ARM Holdings rose 11.08% in regular trading, trading at $387.965/share, with trading volume of $976 million. The rally was driven by NVIDIA's formal announcement of entering the Windows PC market.
According to market reports, NVIDIA is partnering with Microsoft, MediaTek, and multiple PC manufacturers to redefine personal computing with a combination of GPU + Arm CPU + Windows + AI Agent. As the underlying architecture licensor, ARM Holdings is expected to directly benefit from NVIDIA's AI computing power expanding into the PC segment, further broadening Arm ecosystem deployment scenarios. The stock has surged approximately 220% year-to-date.
The semiconductor industry showed clear divergence. Micron Technology rose 5.04% and NVIDIA gained 2.88%, while the traditional x86 camp suffered significant losses, with Intel falling 6.73% and Advanced Micro Devices declining 4.14%. The sharp contrast highlights the market's conviction that Arm-based architecture is poised to capture meaningful share in the PC market at the expense of legacy x86 incumbents.
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