Nvidia sells off final Arm shares, but licensing deals will continue — $140 million stake sold, equating to 1.1 million shares

February 19, 2026

, By Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia sells off final Arm shares, but licensing deals will continue — 0 million stake sold, equating to 1.1 million shares

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Nvidia has sold off the last of its shares in Arm Holdings, some six years after it attempted to buy the company outright for $40 billion, but was stopped by EU and UK regulators, as Bloomberg reports. This amounts to 1.1 million shares worth an estimated $140 million. Though this draws to a close Nvidia’s ownership ambitions, it won’t end the partnership, with Nvidia and ARM still set to work together on its Arm-based CPUs, including in its Vera Rubin platform.

The actual share disposal took place…

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Nvidia sells off final Arm shares, but licensing deals will continue — $140 million stake sold, equating to 1.1 million shares

February 19, 2026

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Nvidia sells off final Arm shares, but licensing deals will continue — 0 million stake sold, equating to 1.1 million shares

Nvidia has sold off the last of its shares in Arm Holdings, some six years after it attempted to buy the company outright for $40 billion, but was stopped by EU and UK regulators, as Bloomberg reports. This amounts to 1.1 million shares worth an estimated $140 million. Though this draws to a close Nvidia’s ownership ambitions, it won’t end the partnership, with Nvidia and ARM still set to work together on its Arm-based CPUs, including in its Vera Rubin platform.

The actual share disposal took place…

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