Arm CEO downplays ambitions to make its own chip in Qualcomm case
The chief executive of Arm (O9Ty.F) has downplayed the company's ambitions to become a chip supplier in its own right at a trial against Qualcomm, a major customer that pays Arm an estimated hundreds of millions of dollars per year.
Apple and Google, two key US smartphone brands, aren't planning to take up Qualcomm's Snapdragon modems in future products.
The Apple modem fears are overblown, and the company has significant upside catalysts in the future. Click here to read an ...
Apple CPUs were increasing in performance by 20% per generation while the Arm CPUs were increasing by only 10%.
Attorneys representing Arm and Qualcomm grilled a former Apple executive in a pivotal legal battle over intellectual property (IP) ownership tied to Arm's computing architecture. The trial ...
As Apple begins to phase out Qualcomm's modems in favor of its own in-house silicon, the company is eyeing adding 5G ...
However, the outcome of this case could have a wide-ranging impact on intellectual property licensing and mergers and ...
Intel recently tried to throw some shade at Qualcomm, but the chipset maker was quick to strike back at the company’s claims.
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