Report: Arm cancels Qualcomm’s architecture license, endangering its chip business
Any company that makes Arm chips must license technology from Arm Holdings plc, the British company that develops the instruction set. Companies can license the instruction set and create their own CPU designs or license one of Arm's ready-made Cortex CPU core designs to incorporate into their own chips.
Arm has issued a 60-day notice to terminate its architectural license with Qualcomm, which could significantly impact ...
It's the former that Qualcomm has done with Snapdragon X, so the licence cancellation would apply to custom CPU designs, but ...
Qualcomm could be about to lose its license to use Arm designs for its chips — and the consequences could be huge.
PCs with Intel and AMD processors also qualify as Copilot+ certified, so any failure to resolve the dispute, or defeat for ...
The future of Copilot+ PCs is murkier than ever, as the legal battle between Qualcomm and chip architecture firm Arm ...
Arm has reportedly notified Qualcomm of its intention to terminate the current licensing agreement after a 60-day period.
Arm’s notice of the upcoming license cancellation comes about two years after it sued Qualcomm over the latter company’s ...
Qualcomm's massive Snapdragon chip empire could be under threat with Arm Holdings PLC killing their partnership with the firm ...
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