These companies dominate the global semiconductor market.The chip industry has been growing for decades, and the investment in artificial intelligence (AI) technology could keep the industry growing for years to come.While the semiconductor industry can experience cyclical demand, the increasing quantity of chips used in consumer devices, cars, and data centers bodes well for the industry's long-term prospects. Statista projects the industry will grow 10% per year through 2029 to reach $980 billion.To profi ...

Wall Street analysts expect these semiconductor stocks to move in opposite directions over the next year.Grand View Research forecasts artificial intelligence (AI) chip sales will grow at 29% annually through 2030. Semiconductor companies Nvidia (NVDA 3.13%) and Arm Holdings (ARM 1.22%) are major players in that market, and shares have rocketed 166% and 100%, respectivley, year to date. But most Wall Street analysts expect the stocks to move in opposite directions over the next year.Nvidia has a median 12-m ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Egis Technology (6462.TWO), a member of the Egis Group, together with Alcor Micro Corp. (8054.TWO), announced on October 15th that it will join Arm® Total Design, an ecosystem committed to the frictionless delivery of custom SoCs based on Neoverse™ Compute Subsystems (CSS). This collaboration enables both Egis and Alcor Micro to leverage Neoverse CSS for new chiplet solutions targeting the High-Performance Computing (HPC) and generative AI application markets, co ...

Arm Holdings' growth story could be just getting started as new products and services emerge from the chip revolution.A couple of years ago, semiconductor specialist Nvidia attempted to acquire a little-known company called Arm Holdings (ARM 6.84%).Unfortunately for Nvidia, the company abandoned the deal as long-winded court cases revolving around antitrust concerns seemed to have no end in sight. Following the failed acquisition, Arm pursued an initial public offering (IPO) -- hitting the Nasdaq last Septe ...

These three stocks are well-positioned to be big winners over the next 10 years.Who wouldn't want to have a $1 million nest egg going into their retirement?According to a recent CNBC survey, only 16% of respondents said they had that much when they retired -- and that was counting all of their assets. But if you want to get there, the easiest way to do it is by setting aside money and investing it in the stock market. You could choose to buy index funds such as those that track the S&P 500 -- that strategy ...

The British semiconductor company seems to have a healthy future thanks to its licensing agreements and royalty opportunities.It has been just over a year since British semiconductor company Arm Holdings (ARM 1.60%) went public, and those who invested in its initial public offering (IPO) are now sitting on gains of 121%.Arm's impressive stock market surge can be attributed to the company's robust growth and solid prospects. The secular growth of the semiconductor market and the emergence of new catalysts su ...

Shares of Arm Holdings plc (ARM) have experienced a notable decline, dropping 19.1% in the past three months, while the broader industry has risen 5.1%.In the most recent trading session, ARM closed at $136.08, which is 28% below its 52-week high of $188.75. Despite this recent dip, ARM's stock has still surged an impressive 81% year to date, indicating that the current downturn may be part of a market correction.With this recent drop in ARM's share price, many investors are wondering if this presents a buy ...

Sales are reportedly weak at a key partner.Shares of Arm Holdings (ARM -4.85%) were heading lower on reports of disappointing early sales results from Apple's (AAPL -2.91%) iPhone 16, the new smartphone it just released that will include Apple Intelligence, its new artificial intelligence (AI) platform.Arm makes roughly half of its royalty revenue from the iPhone, so it wasn't surprising to see the stock reacting poorly to the news.Arm stock closed down 4.9%, while Apple lost 2.9%. iPhone 16 is off to a wea ...

These chip stocks could soar over the next few years.The S&P 500 has rocketed 49% since bottoming out in 2022. The good news is that we're less than two years into this bull market, and the average bull market lasts 4.9 years with an average return of 177%, according to Stifel. History says investors are looking at several more years of easy pickings.Leading semiconductor makers, which serve artificial intelligence (AI) training needs, have seen their share prices soar over the past year. But two Wall Stree ...

Cyclical tailwinds and the AI boom could make these two stocks big winners.Semiconductor stocks have soared recently, and it's not just the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.While the advent of generative AI is a key driver in the industry, the semiconductor sector is also bouncing back from a cyclical downturn that came after the pandemic as demand for electronics like PCs and smartphones slowed in the economic reopening.The cyclical recovery and demand surge for all things AI is creating opportunity in th ...