Arm Cancels Qualcomm’s Chip Design License Amid Legal Battle
The tech world has been shaken by a recent development: Arm, a leading chip design company, has canceled a critical license agreement with Qualcomm. This move has far-reaching implications for the semiconductor industry and could significantly impact the future of mobile and automotive technologies.
Arm sends Qualcomm a 60-day notice of cancellation for an architectural license agreement that—if executed—could throw the ...
Qualcomm licences the ARM instruction set and uses standard ARM cores in its Snapdragon chips. However, Bloomberg recently ...
ARM’s potential cancellation of Qualcomm’s license threatens to disrupt the Android smartphone market, leading to delays, ...
Arm Holdings has issued a 60-day ultimatum to Qualcomm, threatening to terminate their licensing agreement unless Qualcomm ...
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