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Nvidia releases AI PC chip RTX Spark, ARM rises over 15%, QCOM falls nearly 9%

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Nvidia officially announced its entry into the PC processor market at Computex, with the RTX Spark chip's CPU cores using ARM architecture and six major brands confirmed to carry it.
QCOM's core AI PC selling point has been directly copied, the Snapdragon series faces a stronger competitor, and market sentiment has shifted rapidly.
Because ARM can collect architecture licensing fees for every RTX Spark shipment, opening a new entry point for the high-end PC market, its stock price has hit a record high.

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ARM
ARM
$262.86
ARM+0,09%
MC
268,13 Mld $
24h Volume
961,58 Mln $
AI AnalysisRTX Spark directly uses ARM architecture licensing; the 15.7% rise makes it the biggest beneficiary
QCOM
QCOM
$164.7
Qualcomm+0,02%
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171,9 Mld $
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MRVL
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