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• @chernandburn Max A. Cherney on bluesky

  ARM ‘DISAPPOINTED’ IN VERDICT, SAYS IT INTENDS TO SEEK RETRIAL OF LAWSUIT AGAINST QUALCOMM - STATEMENT

• @donnymac Don McGuire on x

  Re: Today's result in court - We are pleased with today's decision. The jury's verdict vindicates Qualcomm's right to innovate. We will continue to develop performance-leading, world class products that benefit consumers worldwide. #LetsGo #Innovation4all

• @mytechmusings Prakash Sangam on x

  Although main news is out, here are my summary & detailed #blog of #qcomarm trial - The final day of the trial was a slow-moving soap opera, most of the day with a nail-biting finish that brought victory to @Qualcomm - The day started slow, with the Jury resuming deliberations [i…

• @danielnewmanuv Daniel Newman on x

  And that is that...Qualcomm prevails in legal battle with Arm. $QCOM found not to be in breach of Nuvia's license agreement with Arm. The entire case and jury decision happened quickly on this one—all in less than a week. There is a chance that this could be back in court

• @mytechmusings Prakash Sangam on x

  This @Qualcomm win relieved not only the company's nerves but also of thousands of @Arm licensees, especially the one with architecture license, i.e., #ALA . Those include @Apple, @NXP, @Infineon, @TXInstruments, @ST_World, @MicrochipTech, @Broadcom, @nvidia, @MediaTek,

• @anshelsag Anshel Sag on x

  Now that the jury has decided on 2/3 of the claims they brought and is undecided on Nuvia's breach of it's ALA with Arm.  I believe that @Qualcomm was always in the right on this case and that @Arm was overextending.  I think Arm might have had an easier time if it was seeking so…

• @tekstrategist Jim McGregor on x

  While this leaves a cloud over Nuvia, the wholly-owned subsidiary of @Qualcomm, it allows Qualcomm to move forward. It will be up to @Arm to decide if it's worth moving forward with litigation against Nuvia.

• @mikefeibus @mikefeibus on x

  This just in: @Qualcomm is officially licensed to carry! Jury wasn't fooled by @Arm's bogus lawsuit. So @Snapdragon Elite class of CPUs are still the king of the Arm hill. Shameful that Arm was willing to take down its customer and partner over this. Shameful.

• @danielnewmanuv Daniel Newman on x

  Arm has issued a statement.  Note the potential further litigation.  $ARM “We are disappointed that the jury was unable to reach consensus across the claims.  We intend to seek a retrial due to the jury's deadlock.  From the outset, our top priority has been to protect Arm's IP a…

• @mytechmusings Prakash Sangam on x

  This seems positive for @Qualcomm ... Pure speculation here... If they have decided on the other two, them #qcom might be in the clear, but sure yet, since it is the contract that Nuvia signed, whether they are in the clear or not... Again pure speculation... We willsee Also,

• @beth_kindig Beth Kindig on x

  Qualcomm $QCOM won the licensing fight against Arm $ARM, with a jury finding that Qualcomm did not violate the agreement and its custom CPU chips are properly licensed.

• @mytechmusings Prakash Sangam on x

  Enough discussion & debate before the verdict. @Arm arguing not to accept Q1 & Q2 verdicts, because Q1 Q2 are related. Back and forth on the validity of the precedence. @Arm even sucgested to bring the jury back on Monday. But, finally Judge was not convinced, and accepted it

• @daniel_rubino Daniel Rubino on x

  Just in: Although a mistrial, this is a huge win for @Qualcomm as the company can continue to sell its Snapdragon X processors for Windows PCs. STORY: https://www.windowscentral.com/ ...

• @dylanonchips @dylanonchips on x

  A federal jury has found that Qualcomm did not breach Arm's licensing terms related to the development of custom CPU cores at the heart of its Snapdragon X chips for Copilot+ PCs in a legal battle between the two semiconductor companies. Link below:

• @markosdv87 @markosdv87 on x

  @MyTechMusings ... The big takeaway for me would be to understand how this trial could set a precedent (or not)for all the other silicon vendors out there. If Qcom will win then ARM will loose a lot of negotiation power in future, weakening ARM dominance-just my interpretation

• @mytechmusings Prakash Sangam on x

  Drumrolls... In #qcomarm Jury in the room. Judge getting verdict. Q1 - No decision Q2 - @Qualcomm Q3 - @Qualcomm @Arm $qcom sarm

• @markhachman Mark Hachman on x

  No decision on if Nuvia broke the ALA. Otherwise, Qualcomm wins.