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British chip designer Arm plans to expand its presence in Southeast Asia as demand for data centers and AI technologies in the region grows strongly. Earlier this year Arm closed a $250 million partnership with Malaysia; Singapore could, according to Will Abbey, be the next partner. The expansion aims to benefit from increased investment in infrastructure and AI applications across Southeast Asia. » Más en de.investing.com

AMD shares fell Monday after the Trump administration unveiled an $8.9 billion investment (bringing total federal support to $11.1 billion) for Intel, including a 9.9% US equity stake, a move framed as boosting domestic chip production; analysts say the deal raises Intel’s valuation floor but may not close its technology gap. The article notes AMD has gained 36% year-to-date, faces competition from rivals Arm, Nvidia and Intel, and cites bullish institutional views on AMD’s longer-term upside in CPUs and AI. AMD stock was trading down about 2.1% at last check. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Nvidia’s $4.3 billion equity portfolio is concentrated: 91% in CoreWeave and 4% in Arm. CoreWeave delivered rapid revenue growth but widened its net loss due to interest costs, heavy Microsoft dependence and huge capex plans, while Arm missed sales estimates this quarter amid higher R&D but is expanding licensing (CSS) and expects faster sales growth ahead. The piece views both as promising AI infrastructure plays but highlights valuation, customer-concentration and debt risks for investors. » Más en finance.yahoo.com