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Arm Holdings Stock Plummets on Weak Profit Outlook—Could In-House Chips Be the Lifeline?
Arm Holdings Stock Plummets on Weak Profit Outlook—Could In-House Chips Be the Lifeline?
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Arm Holdings just took a nosedive—and Wall Street's 'soft' profit forecast isn't helping. Is their rumored pivot to in-house chip production a desperate Hail Mary or a genius power move?
Here's the kicker: The market hates uncertainty, and Arm's vague guidance has traders sweating. But buried in the wreckage? A tantalizing hint that they might ditch third-party suppliers and go full vertical. Risky? Absolutely. Potentially game-changing? Maybe.
One analyst's take: 'Because what the semiconductor industry needs right now is another player with fab ambitions—said no one ever.' Ouch.
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