Qualcomm’s license battle with Arm puts many AI-enabled Copilot+ PCs in peril
PCs with Intel and AMD processors also qualify as Copilot+ certified, so any failure to resolve the dispute, or defeat for Qualcomm, won’t disrupt AI capabilities from appearing in Windows laptops, but the Oryon core is also used in high-end smartphones and tablets due for release in the coming weeks.
The legal disputes between Arm and Qualcomm are heating up -- and billions of dollars in revenue for both companies are at stake.
Arm Holdings Ltd. said it will cancel a chip architectural license agreement with Qualcomm Inc. over a dispute over mobile ...
Arm Holdings is the IP owner and developer of the ARM architecture (ARM stands for Acorn RISC Machine), which is used ...
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Arm sued Qualcomm two years ago, alleging that the company had violated licensing and trademark agreements. This week Arm allegedly escalated things by terminating the license that allows Qualcomm to ...
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With ARM processors finally making a splash on Windows, NordVPN is one of the first providers to launch an ARM-native ...
ARM’s potential cancellation of Qualcomm’s license threatens to disrupt the Android smartphone market, leading to delays, ...
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