Bonus: Arm’s race to IPO

Bonus: Arm’s race to IPO

This week, we have a bonus episode for you, live from the FT Weekend Festival in London. Michela sat down with two experts on Arm, the British chip designer, to discuss its imminent initial public offering. Tim Bradshaw, the FT’s global tech correspondent and James Ashton, author of The Everything Blueprint, talk about where Arm stands as a company, and what its chances for growth are when it goes public later this month. This conversation was recorded on September 2, 2023.


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For further reading:

Arm searches for growth beyond smartphones

Arm: IPO valuation climb down does not go far enough

SoftBank seeks to build investment war chest on back of Arm IPO

When SoftBank is selling, why are you buying?


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