ARM Holdings just had an initial public offering (IPO), and ARM stock is now available on the NASDAQ stock exchange. Take the poll and in the Comments section, let us know how you feel about ARM going public.
It depends upon who actually controls the technical side of the business.
Revenue has been steadily dropping as companies begin to develop their own chips for special tasks.
Some of the ARM cores are a bit dated and need an update cycle, which will be expensive.
We will have to wait to see if the public company can make the investment and still satisfy the shareholders.
Updates are unlikely if the best engineers are laid off because their salary is too high in the eyes of the Board of Directors.
