Movement Alert|ARM Holdings Rises 4.03% in Regular Trading, AI CPU Demand Momentum Drives Continued Rally After Market Cap Topped $300 Billion

Market Focus05-22 22:36

On May 22, ARM Holdings rose 4.03% in regular trading, trading at $310.656/share, with trading volume of approximately $1.779 billion. The stock extended its multi-day rally fueled by growing optimism around AI-driven CPU demand in data centers.

The advance follows a historic session on May 21, when ARM surged over 10% and its market cap first surpassed $300 billion. The catalyst was a Bank of America Securities research note projecting the server CPU total addressable market will grow from approximately $43 billion in 2026 to $125 billion by 2030, representing a 31% compound annual growth rate. Notably, the analysis estimated ARM-based custom and ASIC CPUs could capture roughly 37% of server CPU value share by 2030, with commercial ARM CPUs adding another 7%, positioning ARM architecture as the primary beneficiary of incremental data center spend driven by Agentic AI workloads.

Within the Semiconductors sector, individual stocks showed mixed performance: NVIDIA down 1.37%, Micron Technology down 0.74%, Advanced Micro Devices up 4.45%, Intel up 3.09%, Qualcomm up 12.41%.

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