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> and they think they should keep the IP from the Nuvia license Incorrect according to Qualcomm. They claim Snapdragon X Elite & other cores are from scratch r
by jauntywundrkind 2y ago
> and they think they should keep the IP from the Nuvia license
Incorrect according to Qualcomm. They claim Snapdragon X Elite & other cores are from scratch rebuilds, not using any of the design used for Nuvia.
They did however use engineers who had designed Nuvia. So there may be a noted resemblance in places. Latest Tech Poutine: 'you can't delete your mind.'
- michaelt 2y agoThe linked article says: "However, says Arm, it appeared from subsequent press reports that Qualcomm may not have destroyed the core designs and still intended to use the blueprints and technology it acquired with Nuvia" Obviously it's hard to know for sure - it could even be an Anthony Levandowski type situation, where an ambitious employee passes off an unauthorised personal copy as their own work without Qualcomm realising.
- klelatti 2y agoReasonably sure that Qualcomm aren’t claiming their X Elite cores are free of Nuvia created IP. Rather that Arm can’t prevent the transfer of that IP to Qualcomm.