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This is why people are so excited about it, because it uses x86 architecture , meaning you don't pay ARM licensing fees. ARM's stock has risen significantly today thanks to companies like Apple, which are also benefiting from the development of its processors.

By the way , remember that OpenAI bought tens of thousands of Apple Mac Studio and Mac mini computers to develop genomic AI. OpenAI bought them from Apple , and ARM licenses the processor architecture on which these processors are programmed.

And that's why people are going nuts here because this is an x86 product, which means you're not paying the ARM licensing fees. ARM stock was up quite a bit today because you have companies like Apple, another beneficiary of the CPU movement.

By the way, remember OpenAI bought tens of thousands of Apple and Mac Studios and Mac minis for a gentic artificial intelligence as OpenAI bought those from Apple and ARM licenses the uh architecture on which these CPUs are programmed. So, their stock was actually up 17% today.

The last stock on our list is going to be ARM Holdings. The ticker is ARM, and it was 2.67% 67% higher in the pre-market on Thursday as CEA CEO rather Renee Hos expressed heightened confidence in the company's first in-house data center chip the AGI CPU achieving its $2 billion revenue target while speaking with CNBC.

ARM stock should be another big winner here. Nvidia's current Grace CPUs have 144 ARM cores each and almost 2.5 million of them have already shipped. Each one pays ARM royalties.

ARM's data center royalties more than doubled year-over-year and their own server chip, the aptly named AGI CPU, already has over $2 billion in customer demand with Meta Platforms as their lead partner.