The share price Arm Holdings ended Thursday at $63.59, up nearly 25% above the initial public offering price, a strong early sign for the tech listing market overall.
Both companies are pitching their products as one-stop-shops for sellers to get items moved from overseas factories all the way to the doorsteps of customers.
Oracle’s stock fell more than 9% in after-hours trading as the company disclosed lower revenue growth for the current quarter, in part because it can't open data centers fast enough to soak up demand.