Arm (ARM) CEO says TAM for new CPU chips is USD 100bln by 2030

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The statement from Arm's CEO regarding a projected $100 billion total addressable market (TAM) for new CPU chips by 2030 highlights significant growth potential for the firm in a competitive sector. This optimistic outlook could bolster investor sentiment around Arm's innovations and market share, potentially impacting related tech stocks. Additionally, if realized, it may drive interest across the tech spectrum, reflecting positively on the overall equities market in the coming years.

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