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Judge Reluctant to Intervene in Qualcomm-Arm Licensing Talks
Source: Bloomberg
Antitrust & CompetitionLegal & LitigationTechnology & Innovation
A federal judge weighing an antitrust claim against Arm Holdings expressed reluctance to intervene in licensing fees Qualcomm would owe Arm for using new chip-design technology. The technology is intended for next-generation chips used in computers, phones, vehicles and data centers; the article reports no ruling or fee figures.
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