ARM is suing Qualcomm and Nuvia, a company bought by the chipmaker in 2021, alleging that the firms broke their agreements to utilize Arm’s CPU designs and architecture. Arm claims that the rights it granted Nuvia prior to its acquisition are no longer valid now that it is under new ownership. If Arm prevails in its lawsuit, Qualcomm may be obliged to delete any work done with the specific licenses in question, which would be a huge blow for Qualcomm’s plans to produce desktop and server processors utilizing Nuvia’s technology.
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