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Right now, IPOing it is an interesting time given how the IPO market is doing right now,

but it's also coming at a very good time in some sense because of a recent AI arm race

has helped increase the share prices of a semiconductor stock,

especially in Vedia.

So it will create kind of like a good base for Arm to argue for a higher valuation.

Arm could raise up to $10 billion through a long-awaited stock market listing in the US.

But what is a company that is in the sweet spot of chip designing

worth? And why is there such a gap in expectations among investors and bankers? Stay tuned to

find out in this week's Viewsroom. Welcome back to the Viewsroom, a podcast from Reuters

Breaking Views, where columnists from around the world

talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donnellin, coming to you from London.

Arm is preparing for a bumper listing, but as an interesting quirk, the UK-based chip designer

is looking to sell shares to its large customers like Amazon.com ahead of the NASDAQ

IPO. But will all this preparation and perceived support ensure it gets a decent valuation?

Here to talk to me about this very interesting situation is Karen Kwok, our technology guru,

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