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It still has an Arm license, but the outcome of the lawsuit against Qualcomm last year was that Qualcomm could not use the Nuvia design, which used Arm technolo
by chalst 3y ago
It still has an Arm license, but the outcome of the lawsuit against Qualcomm last year was that Qualcomm could not use the Nuvia design, which used Arm technology, on the idea that Qualcomm did not get the same rights as Nuvia had to use Arm’s designs from their takeover of Nuvia.
- wyldfire 3y agoI'm pretty sure you're mistaken and those were only ARM's claims in their suit filed last year. The trial was set to begin on the 23rd. Not sure what the date is now. But you can see depositions being taken in August [1]. [1] https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/64938776/arm-ltd-v-qualcomm-inc/ https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/64938776/arm-ltd-v-qual...
- klelatti 3y ago> on the idea that Qualcomm did not get the same rights as Nuvia had to use Arm’s designs The point being that they wanted the rights Nuvia had but without the obligations that Nuvia license implies - most specifically on fees. And yes they have an architecture license but no the lawsuit is still open.