Arm argues that some Qualcomm devices, such as the Snapdragon X processors, use designs that Nuvia had the licence for before it was bought by Qualcomm, but once it was bought that licence expired.

Qualcomm's custom Oryon CPU cores are based on the Armv8 instruction set architecture, but they contain only about 1% of actual Arm physical IP, says developer.

Qualcomm is finally working on a new wearables platform, and the specs look very promising compared to previous generations.

Arm has lost a battle over licensing of its microprocessor designs to Qualcomm, ending doubt over the immediate future of some of the chip maker’s products.

Focusrite has released the first public beta drivers for its USB audio devices that support Windows 11 on Arm on Snapdragon X ...

Arm is trying to force Qualcomm to buy a license that is more expensive than their existing license (which Arm just cancelled in yet another attempt to squeeze them for more money) ...

Arm claims that Qualcomm's acquisition of Nuvia brought with it licensing terms distinct from Qualcomm's existing agreements, requiring renegotiation to use Nuvia's chip designs.

Arm Holdings (ARM) and Qualcomm (QCOM) stocks dropped Thursday after their earnings outlooks signaled that AI is not yet driving a new wave of demand for consumer devices that rely on the ...

Arm, headquartered in the U.K. and majority-owned by SoftBank Group, claims QCOM's NUVIA deal requires renegotiation. Qualcomm vs. Arm underscores the intense world of IP, pitting customer against ...

ARM Holdings and Qualcomm have a tough relationship. They both benefit from each other’s business, yet have been embroiled in a two-year-long legal battle over intellectual property rights.

Why Arm's Lawsuit Against Qualcomm Is a Big Deal By Kif Leswing, CNBC • Published September 1, 2022 • • Published September 1, 2022 • ...

The computer chipmakers Qualcomm Inc. and Arm Holdings Plc both reported strong earnings and revenue beats as they delivered their latest financial results today, yet while the former’s stock popped ...