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Judge Reluctant to Intervene in Qualcomm-Arm Licensing Talks
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Judge Reluctant to Intervene in Qualcomm-Arm Licensing Talks A federal judge weighing an antitrust claim against Arm Holdings Plc expressed reluctance to get involved in licensing fees that Qualcomm Inc. would have to pay Arm for using new technology needed to design the next generation of chips for computers, phones, vehicles and data centers. US District Judge Maryellen Noreika in Delaware heard closing arguments Tuesday in a bench trial over whether Arm’s actions violated California state...
Judge Reluctant to Intervene in Qualcomm-Arm Licensing Talks
A federal judge weighing an antitrust claim against Arm Holdings Plc expressed reluctance to get involved in licensing fees that Qualcomm Inc. would have to pay Arm for using new technology needed to design the next generation of chips for computers, phones, vehicles and data centers.
US District Judge Maryellen Noreika in Delaware heard closing arguments Tuesday in a bench trial over whether Arm’s actions violated California state antitrust law, after a jury last week concluded the company breached a licensing agreement with Qualcomm, one of the chip designer’s biggest customers.