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12 Jun 2026, 18:31 UTC · 2h ago
Arm Rockets 11%, Qualcomm Rises 5%: Who's Winning the Chip-Architecture Race?
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24/7 Wall Street
12 Jun 2026, 18:31 UTC · 2h ago
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Arm has flagged over $2 billion in customer demand for its AGI CPU across FY2027 and FY2028. — Direct evidence of high-value pipeline demand for Arm's first data center chip validates its pivot into the $100B AI compute market.
+0.80Qualcomm's automotive revenue hit a record $1.33 billion, representing 38% year-over-year growth. — Significant growth in non-handset revenue proves a successful diversification strategy, reducing the company's reliance on a softening smartphone market.
+0.60Qualcomm is on track for initial shipments of a custom silicon engagement with a leading hyperscaler later this calendar year. — Entry into the data center market via a major cloud provider represents a significant new growth vector and a potential threat to competitors.
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Arm is trading at a forward P/E of 147x, significantly above the analyst average price target of $255. — Extreme valuation multiples create a high risk of sharp price corrections if the company suffers any execution slips.
-0.40Qualcomm's handset revenue declined 13% due to memory supply constraints and softness from Chinese OEMs. — The decline in the core business segment acts as a headwind that offsets some of the gains in AI and automotive diversification.
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Shares surged 11% due to strong revenue growth and over $2 billion in demand for its AGI CPU.
Shares rose 5% on record automotive revenue and a successful diversification strategy away from handsets.
Mentioned as a significant spender on Arm-based Graviton chips, implying successful infrastructure scaling.
[b_to_a] Amazon (AWS) is a significant customer using Arm architecture for its Graviton chips.
[a_to_b] Amazon's AWS runs Graviton-related spend based on Arm architecture.
[mutual] Both companies are described as being in a 'chip-architecture race' and competing for data center market share.
[a_to_b] Qualcomm designs silicon that leans on ARM architecture, paying licensing fees and royalties.
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