On October 12, ARM Holdings fell 3.32% in regular trading, trading at $257.45, with turnover of $171 million. The decline was driven by renewed investor concerns over the unresolved license fee dispute with Qualcomm, after a Delaware federal jury failed to reach a verdict on October 9 and is set to resume deliberations next Tuesday.

Qualcomm is seeking up to five years of relief from paying royalties to Arm, potentially worth billions of dollars, and wants to force Arm to license its V10 instruction set architecture. Arm has denied all allegations, but the prolonged legal battle has amplified market worries about the long-term stability of Arm's licensing revenue. The company had announced in March that it is expanding its computing platform to produce silicon products using Arm AGI CPUs.

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