Arm Squares Off Against Qualcomm: Day 1

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As a result, Qualcomm did not argue with the termination of the Nuvia license.

In this case, Qualcomm already had an ALA license that includes the upcoming Arm V9 architecture and does not expire until 2028, but Qualcomm has the option to extend it to 2033 for an additional fee of $1m/year.

According to Qualcomm, it was struggling to compete with Apple because the Arm CPU cores were not competitive, forcing it to begin designing its own CPU cores once again, which led to the Nuvia acquisition.

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Author / Journalist: Jim McGregor, Contributor

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