The victory may be short lived as the chip designer gears up for second round

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Arm's pledges to retry Qualcomm suit following mistrial

The Qualcomm vs Arm legal battle has come to an end. Qualcomm says the results affirmed its right to innovate, however, Arm has vowed to seek a new trial.

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Qualcomm has won the battle against Arm: Here is what it means for the future of laptops and phones

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On Dec. 20 a federal jury in Wilmington, Del., gave wireless-chip maker Qualcomm (QCOM) a partial victory in its legal battle with Arm Holdings (ARM) .
Related: Analyst adjusts Qualcomm stock price target ahead of earnings
Arm had accused Qualcomm of breaching the terms of a…

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Analysts parse Qualcomm after Arm court ruling

TipRanks  Tue, Dec 24, 2024, 7:15 AM 1 min read  In This Article:        https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/deutsche-bank-views-partial-decision-on-arm-qualcomm-dispute-as-incremental    Deutsche Bank notes that late on Dec 20th, a Delaware jury issued a partial decision on the IP dispute between Arm (ARM) and Hold-rated Qualcomm (QCOM), finding that the latter did not violate the architectural license granted to Nuvia and that Qualcomm’s exi…

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Deutsche Bank views partial decision on Arm, Qualcomm dispute as incremental

QCOM), ruling that the latter did not violate the architectural license granted to Nuvia and that Qualcomm’s existing architectural license with Arm allowed the company to continue developing custom cores acquired through its acquisition of Nuvia. However, the jury was deadlocked on a third issue, namely whether Nuvia violated its architectural license when it was acquired by Qualcomm. Arm has since indicated that it will likely seek a new trial…

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Why Arm and Qualcomm's big legal battle could be far from over

The victory may be short lived as the chip designer gears up for second round Analysis Qualcomm's push into the PC arena is safe, at least for the moment, after a jury found its mobile processor designs had not violated Arm Holdings' licenses as the British chip designer had claimed. . . .

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Jury spares Qualcomm's AI PC ambitions, but Arm eyes a retrial

Reuters has reported that Qualcomm has won their licensing dispute with ARM. The US federal court has ruled that their licensing agreement has not been

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