On October 16, ARM Holdings fell 3.05% in Regular Trading, trading at $236.96 per share, with turnover of $54.87 million.

The move aligns with continued market concern after a jury found that Arm breached its licensing agreement with Qualcomm and awarded Qualcomm $2 in symbolic damages, while investors remained focused on the potential implications for the stability of Arm's licensing revenue model.

Publicly disclosed case details showed Qualcomm had sought to suspend royalty payments for as long as five years, with the amount potentially reaching several billions of dollars, and also requested access to the V10 instruction set architecture. Although the damages were minimal, the dispute kept pressure on sentiment toward Arm. The broader semiconductor sector was also weak, with Micron Technology falling 3.3%, AMD falling 2.33%, Broadcom falling 1.69%, Intel falling 1.61%, and NVIDIA falling 0.47%.

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