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A related article [1] says that (a) ARM granted licenses to Nuvia with terms that disallowed any transfer to Qualcomm, but (b) the licenses were transferred to
by korginator 4y ago
A related article [1] says that (a) ARM granted licenses to Nuvia with terms that disallowed any transfer to Qualcomm, but (b) the licenses were transferred to a newly formed entity and not to Qualcomm.
Wouldn't the outcome of the case depend on the judge's interpretation of the contracts then? I can't imagine Qualcomm with their attack-dog lawyers missing something like this.
[1] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/arm-sues-qualcomm-and-nuvia-for-breaking-license-agreement https://www.tomshardware.com/news/arm-sues-qualcomm-and-nuvi...
- rickdeckard 4y agoI can't imagine that a contract between Nuvia and ARM namedropped Qualcomm instead of simply stating that a transfer of license and work under that license requires consent of ARM.