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> "Qualcomm is a law firm with a few engineers" I think you are talking about Rambus, not Qualcomm. >They put in a minimal effort to provide support and only

> "Qualcomm is a law firm with a few engineers" I think you are talking about Rambus, not Qualcomm. >They put in a minimal effort to provide support and only after you've completed the onerous requirements to ... Don't you have to sign a BCPA or something along that line to get full support? Apple had full access to source code -- which then Apple turned it over to Intel, QCOM alleged -- and also demanded that QCOM update their hardware and drivers at least once a year.

umvi 7y ago
> Don't you have to sign a BCPA or something along that line to get full support? Probably. I work for a much smaller company than Apple so no doubt we are doing everything we can to prevent Qualcomm from sucking up the entire project budget. I don't know the exact details but I'd bet we have the lowest tier support plan available.