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Arm Jumps More Than 11%: Data Center Royalty Growth Drives Post-Selloff Semiconductor Rally
Arm Holdings (ARM) stock surged over 11% on Tuesday after analysts highlighted 100%+ year-over-year data center royalty growth and strong AI chip demand.
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