Arm Introduces New Chip Designed for Agentic AI

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Arm Holdings ARM -2.38% ▼ has introduced a new AI data center chip called the AGI CPU. Interestingly, the chip is designed to support a newer type of AI, often called “agentic AI,” which can take actions on behalf of users with minimal input, rather than just responding like a chatbot. Importantly, this launch is a big change for Arm’s business model.

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Traditionally, the company has made money by licensing its chip designs to companies like Nvidia NVDA +0.05% ▲ and earning royalties on each unit sold. However, Arm is now moving into building its own chips, which requires significant investment but could unlock much larger revenue opportunities. CEO Rene Haas described this as a key turning point for the company. The AGI CPU is the first product under this new approach, and Arm plans to release additional designs every 12 to 18 months.

Arm is also working with several major partners to bring this chip to market. Meta META -1.38% ▼ is the lead partner and helped design the chip, which is being manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor TSM +1.85% ▲ using advanced 3-nanometer technology. The chip is expected to enter full production in the second half of the year. In addition, Arm is collaborating with server makers like Lenovo LNVGY +1.55% ▲ and Quanta to deliver complete systems.

Is ARM Stock a Good Buy?

Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a Strong Buy consensus rating on ARM stock based on 19 Buys, three Holds, and zero Sells assigned in the past three months, as indicated by the graphic below. Furthermore, the average ARM price target of $164.50 per share implies 22.1% upside potential.

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