Qualcomm holds Arm at bay.
It’s claiming a “complete victory” in the companies’ legal battle over licensing, after a judge dismissed Arm’s attempt to have December’s jury trial either thrown out, or held all over again. Of course, Arm plans to appeal, leaving the chip industry’s biggest frenemies stuck in court a little longer. [Link: Qualcomm Achieves Complete Victory Over Arm in Litigation Challenging Licensing Agreements |
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