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Shares of Semiconductor Shares Are Trading Higher Amid Overall Market Strength After CPI Data Was in Line With Estimates and Core CPI Rose by Less Than Expected.
Biden is taking significant actions! He has signed an executive order to accelerate the development of AI infrastructure.
① The President of the USA, Biden, signed an executive order to advance AI infrastructure development, focusing on the Energy demands of Datacenters; ② The order requires the USA Department of Defense and the Department of Energy to lease federal land for the private sector to build AI Datacenters and clean Energy facilities; ③ The policy aims to accelerate the construction of the next generation of AI infrastructure in the USA, enhancing economic competitiveness, National Security, and the use of clean Energy.
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Top Analyst predicts: In 2027, the "AI bubble" may burst, potentially triggering a stock market crash.
FX168 Financial News (North America) reports that the frenzy in the Global stock market driven by the Technology Sector may last for several years, but it could ultimately face the fate of a market bubble burst.
US Stock Outlook | The three major index futures have surged in the short term! The USA PPI data was lower than expected; China Concept Stocks are rising in pre-market trading, with XPeng Autos up over 9%.
Tesla's pre-market shares continued to rise over 1%, with Morgan Stanley raising the Target Price to $430 and reiterating it as a top pick; Applied Digital soared over 20% in pre-market trading, with Macquarie investing up to $5 billion to build an AI Datacenter.
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SoftBank-Backed Arm Plans Major Price Hike: Apple, Qualcomm Supplier Explores Chip Development
Apple and Qualcomm will be alarmed! Arm is reportedly planning to raise prices by 300% and develop its own chips.
① The chip architecture service provider Arm plans to increase the licensing fees for its latest architecture by up to 300% and compete with customers by producing its own chips; ② Its customers include Apple, Qualcomm, and Microsoft, and its chips are widely used in portable devices; ③ Arm's self-developed chips may compete with its major clients, and analysts believe this will send shivers down the spines of its customers.
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Arm plans to significantly increase the chip design licensing fees by 300% and is considering developing its own chips.
Gelonghui, January 14 | According to Reuters, chip designer Arm is formulating a long-term Global Strategy, planning to significantly increase its chip design licensing fees by 300% and considering independently developing chips to compete with its largest clients. According to documents, Arm's plan was initially referred to as the "Picasso" project, which can be traced back to at least 2019, aiming to increase annual revenue from Smart Phones by approximately $1 billion over the course of about ten years. Arm plans to achieve this goal by raising the per-chip patent fees that customers pay for using its latest computing architecture Armv9.
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According to reports, Arm (ARM.US) plans to raise prices and is considering developing its own chips.
According to a report from Reuters, chip designer Arm (ARM.US) plans to set a long-term strategy to increase prices by as much as 300% and has discussed designing its own chips to compete with its largest customers. According to documents, Arm's plan was initially referred to as the "Picasso" project, which can be traced back to at least 2019, aiming to increase annual revenue from smart phones by about 1 billion dollars within approximately ten years. Arm aims to achieve this goal by raising the patent fees per chip paid by customers using its latest computational architecture, Armv9, for chip design off-the-shelf components.
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Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) to Hike Prices 300% and Battle Biggest Customers, Says Report