According to Arm’s complaint, it granted Nuvia licenses in 2019 to use its “off-the-shelf” processor designs as well as to build its own designs using Arm’s architecture. Arm also provided the startup with “substantial, critical, and individualized support” for its work to develop server-grade processors. Arm generates revenue through licensing fees and royalties from products that employ its technology, such as Nvidia’s computing devices with Arm processors or the MacBooks and iPhones that use Apple silicon. (Nuvia was developed by engineers who worked on the A-series semiconductors featured in iPhones and iPads.)
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