On October 10, ARM Holdings fell 3.04% in regular trading, extending losses as investor concerns over its licensing revenue stability intensified.

On the news front, the renewed contract dispute between Qualcomm and Arm in Delaware federal court continues to escalate, with Qualcomm seeking to halt royalty payments to Arm for up to five years, a move that could involve billions of dollars. Arm has denied the allegations and stated that Qualcomm has failed to prove any actual damages, but the prolonged legal battle has amplified market worries about the long-term certainty of Arm's licensing revenue.

The dispute stems from Qualcomm's 2021 acquisition of Nuvia, and the latest allegations include claims that Arm withheld necessary chip testing tools and leaked a termination letter, further complicating the relationship between the two semiconductor firms.

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