Technology7/30/2025Bloomberg

Arm-Backed Ambiq Micro Shares Rise 61% After $96 Million IPO

Ambiq Micro Inc., a semiconductor company backed by Arm, experienced a 61% surge in its share price on its first trading day after raising $96 million in an upsized initial public offering (IPO). The company, which specializes in ultra-low power semiconductors for artificial intelligence (AI) applications, offered its shares at $12 each, above the initially planned range of $10 to $12. The successful IPO underscores the growing demand for energy-efficient semiconductor solutions, particularly in the rapidly expanding AI market. Ambiq Micro's innovative technology aims to address the power consumption challenges faced by various IoT and edge computing devices, catering to the increasing need for more efficient and sustainable technology solutions.

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