On October 13, ARM Holdings fell 3.07% overnight, trading at $247.61/share with a turnover of $9.03 million. The decline came as the jury in the Qualcomm-Arm contract dispute at the Delaware federal court failed to reach a verdict on October 9 and will resume deliberations next week, amplifying market concerns about the long-term certainty of Arm's licensing fee revenue.

The dispute centers on Qualcomm's claim that Arm failed to provide necessary chip testing tools under contract and Qualcomm's pursuit of up to five years of royalty payment suspension, potentially involving billions of dollars, as well as a demand to compel Arm to license its V10 instruction set architecture. Arm has fully denied the allegations, but the prolonged legal battle has clearly magnified market doubts about the stability of its licensing model.

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