> this seems a bit of a radical step to suspend Nuvia's license and ask that all their design IP be destroyed My understanding is that they are targeting desig

> this seems a bit of a radical step to suspend Nuvia's license and ask that all their design IP be destroyed My understanding is that they are targeting design work that took place after Nuvia's license was terminated. >Arm terminated Nuvia’s licenses in March 2022. Instead of getting a new license, Nuvia and Qualcomm continued to develop processors based on the Phoenix core, which is a breach of license agreements, according to Arm. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/arm-sues-qualcomm-and-nuvia-for-breaking-license-agreement https://www.tomshardware.com/news/arm-sues-qualcomm-and-nuvi...