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Legendary Qualcomm, Apple, and Nuvia alumni form new CPU startup — Nuvacore promises to 'rewrite the rules of silicon'

Ex-Apple, ex-Nuvia CPU designers Gerard Williams, John Bruno, and Ram Srinivasan establish Nuvacore startup to develop clean-sheet CPUs for always-on compute-intensive AI workloads.

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Korea's Fair Trade Commission reportedly raids Arm's Seoul office amid Qualcomm licensing dispute — stems from allegations of unfair market practices

The raid is purportedly tied to Qualcomm's allegations of unfair market practices by Arm in several jurisdictions.

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Qualcomm scores big win over Arm in contentious lawsuit — U.S. court rejects Arm’s lawsuit, confirms Qualcomm’s can use Oryon cores acquired via Nuvia

The ruling builds on Qualcomm’s 2024 trial win, rejecting Arm’s attempt to force destruction of Oryon CPU designs.

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Qualcomm has another Snapdragon lawsuit in the works: Here's what you need to know.

Whether you're invested in the Snapdragon name on laptops or phones, there's reason to watch for legal news involving Qualcomm.

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Qualcomm confirms it is re-entering the data center CPU market, starting with Saudi Arabia's AI cloud project

Qualcomm and HUMAIN have signed a deal that will see Qualcomm's AI and CPU tech used in Saudi Arabia's AI cloud project.

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Testimony by Arm CEO Rene Haas clashes with a new report that Arm intends to launch its own chips

Arm CEO Rene Haas's comments from a December trial with Qualcomm, viewed by Laptop Mag, put new reporting on Arm's chip plans for summer 2025 into stark contrast.

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Arm to let Qualcomm keep its architecture license but may ask for a retrial on the Nuvia issue

Arm is no longer pushing to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license agreement after losing its legal battle with the latter.

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"We were not going to prevail in that lawsuit": Arm admits its legal feud with Qualcomm was a lost cause

Could Arm's legal battle with Qualcomm be coming to an end? Comments from CFO Jason Child seem to concede defeat.

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Arm withdraws threat against Qualcomm that could have seen Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon chips destroyed

Arm has withdrawn its threat to end a licensing agreement with Qualcomm. The news comes just weeks after a major court ruling on a case between the two tech giants.

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Arm won't keep chasing after Qualcomm on the grounds of licensing shenanigans—but the legal jostling isn't over

Don't start the 10-count just yet.

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Qualcomm hires Intel's Xeon architect to lead development of server CPUs

Sailesh Kottapalli to lead development of Qualcomm's server processors.

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Qualcomm is hiring a data center chip architect for Snapdragon-based reference server designs

Qualcomm is looking for a server SoC security architect, according to a job listing.

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

You don't need to melt your Snapdragon Copilot+ PC just yet

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Qualcomm Scores Key Win In Licensing Dispute With Arm

A federal jury in the United States on Friday delivered a key win to mobile commputing titan Qualcomm in a licensing dispute with Arm, although proceedings between the chipmakers ended in mistrial.

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Arm will seek a new trial against Qualcomm

Dissatisfied with the jury's verdict, Arm seeks retrial in Qualcomm case.

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Qualcomm wins legal battle over Arm — chipmaker didn't violate Arm's chip licensing agreement

Qualcomm celebrates legal victory over Arm in Nuvia-related case.

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Qualcomm secures key victory despite mistrial, Arm to seek retrial over custom Snapdragon chips

Although it ended in a mistrial, the jury sided with Qualcomm on one of the lawsuit's most important questions.

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Qualcomm scores BIG win against Arm, can continue to sell Snapdragon X chips for PCs

Arm's lawsuit against Qualcomm seemingly has failed as the latter was not found guilty of using Arm's tech without a proper license. However, the actual fate between the two companies remains unknown.

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Qualcomm CEO brazenly thought Nuvia chip deal could save $1.4 billion in fees to Arm

During the Arm vs. Qualcomm court case, Qualcomm's CEO shared how the decision to purchase Nuvia for $1.4 billion was justified to the board.

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Why This Underdog Semiconductor Stock Is Still a Top Pick at Bernstein

Qualcomm's strategic push into Edge AI and the IoT space positions it for long-term growth.

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Qualcomm CEO expected to save $1.4 billion in Arm royalties by purchasing Nuvia, assumed Snapdragon X chips would be a massive hit

Qualcomm CEO Christiano Amon said that the company could save up to $1.4 billion in royalties to Arm by purchasing Nuvia.

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Arm pushes back against Qualcomm in court, claiming it's not out to be a chip competitor and the current licence situation is losing them $50 million in revenue

And the dispute continues.

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Qualcomm claims it only copied "1% or less" of Arm technology for the Snapdragon X

The legal battle between Qualcomm and Arm Holdings has entered the court system this week, with opening arguments from both tech companies.

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Qualcomm says its Oryon CPU cores have 1% or less of Arm's original technology — cores in Snapdragon X PC chips are almost entirely custom

Qualcomm's custom Oryon CPU cores are based on the Armv8 instruction set architecture, but they contain only about 1% of actual Arm physical IP, says developer.

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Arm vs. Qualcomm trial begins — Arm demands that the patent-infringing Nuvia designs be destroyed

Arm claims Qualcomm's infringements of license payments have cost it $50 million, and wants the company to destroy the Nuvia designs. Qualcomm counters that Arm is trying to compete with its own customers and that its current license already covers the Nuvia portfolio.

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