Core Insights - Nvidia has sold its remaining shares in Arm Holdings, marking the end of a tumultuous relationship that began with an attempted acquisition five years ago [1][4] - The sale involved 1.1 million shares of Arm, valued at approximately $140 million based on Arm's closing price on Tuesday [1][3] - Following this transaction, Nvidia's ownership stake in Arm has been reduced to zero [1][3] Company Background - Nvidia had previously attempted to acquire Arm for $40 billion in 2020, a deal that was expected to be the largest in the semiconductor industry but faced significant regulatory and customer opposition [4][5] - The acquisition agreement was ultimately terminated in February 2022, after which Arm, controlled by SoftBank Group, pursued plans for an initial public offering [2][5] - Nvidia has become a significant investor across the tech industry, holding stakes in companies such as Intel, Nokia, CoreWeave, and Synopsys, and has committed to accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence computing [2][5]
英伟达出售所持安谋(Arm)全部股份