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Arm-Qualcomm Trial Set to Begin Over Chip Contract Dispute
A more than two-year fight has pitted Arm, which licenses fundamental technology used to design chips, against Qualcomm, one of its largest customers and a leading designer of mobile processors. Each side has been granted about 11 hours to make their case. The jury was selected on Friday.
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Qualcomm Sued by Softbank’s Arm Over License Breach After Nuvia’s Acquisition
Qualcomm, the US-based semiconductor company, and its acquired chip design firm Nuvia has been sued by Arm, a chip technology firm owned by Softbank Group, on Wednesday. Arm has raised allegations against both Qualcomm and Nuvia over breach of license agreements and trademark infringement.
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Qualcomm's New CEO Cristiano Amon Eyes Dominance in the Laptop Markets
Qualcomm's new chief Cristiano Amon thinks that by next year his company will have just the chip for laptop makers wondering how they can compete with Apple, that last year introduced laptops using a custom-designed central processor chip that boasts longer battery life.
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Qualcomm to Acquire Chip Startup Nuvia in $1.4 Billion Deal, Eyes Challenge to Apple, Intel
Qualcomm on Wednesday said it will acquire Nuvia, a chip startup founded by Apple veterans, for $1.4 billion (roughly Rs. 10,240 crores), with plans to put the firm's technology into its smartphone, laptop, and automotive processors.
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Arm-Qualcomm Trial Set to Begin Over Chip Contract Dispute
A more than two-year fight has pitted Arm, which licenses fundamental technology used to design chips, against Qualcomm, one of its largest customers and a leading designer of mobile processors. Each side has been granted about 11 hours to make their case. The jury was selected on Friday.
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Qualcomm Sued by Softbank’s Arm Over License Breach After Nuvia’s Acquisition
Qualcomm, the US-based semiconductor company, and its acquired chip design firm Nuvia has been sued by Arm, a chip technology firm owned by Softbank Group, on Wednesday. Arm has raised allegations against both Qualcomm and Nuvia over breach of license agreements and trademark infringement.
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Qualcomm's New CEO Cristiano Amon Eyes Dominance in the Laptop Markets
Qualcomm's new chief Cristiano Amon thinks that by next year his company will have just the chip for laptop makers wondering how they can compete with Apple, that last year introduced laptops using a custom-designed central processor chip that boasts longer battery life.
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Qualcomm to Acquire Chip Startup Nuvia in $1.4 Billion Deal, Eyes Challenge to Apple, Intel
Qualcomm on Wednesday said it will acquire Nuvia, a chip startup founded by Apple veterans, for $1.4 billion (roughly Rs. 10,240 crores), with plans to put the firm's technology into its smartphone, laptop, and automotive processors.
