Apple, Intel and Nvidia are among the companies that plan to buy shares in the British chip maker’s initial public offering.
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https://www.wsj.com/finance/arm-targets-more-than-52-billion-valuation-in-largest-ipo-of-the-year-7b541859Apple, Intel and Nvidia among the companies that plan to buy shares in the chip designer’s initial public offeringSeveral technology companies have indicated they could buy a total of $735 million worth of Arm’s stock in the offering.British chip designer Arm Ltd. is targeting a valuation of more than $52 billion from what is expected to be theDow Jones & Company, Inc.
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