The Nuvia acquisition for $1.4 billion might have given Qualcomm the opportunity to enter the PC and smartphone market with better performing chipsets so it could compete with Apple, but this decision also put it in the crosshairs of ARM, who claims that the San Diego breached the licensing agreement. Unfortunately, an eight-person jury in Delaware does not believe so because the latest report states that the individuals could not reach a unanimous decision regarding the licensing dispute. Judge believes that neither Qualcomm nor ARM had a ‘clear victory’ and advises both companies to mediate their dispute Even though Qualcomm […]
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