Qualcomm says court ruled in its favor vs Arm — what it means for Nuvia-based chips
Qualcomm says court victory in Arm lawsuit — Arm to appeal Qualcomm announced that a US District Court granted it a "complete victory" in the lawsuit Arm filed in 2022, saying the court dismissed Arm's remaining claim and upheld a December 2024 jury verdict that Qualcomm and its subsidiary Nuvia did not violate their licensing agreement. Qualcomm says this lets it continue selling chips designed by Nuvia, which power devices including Microsoft Surface Laptop 7th Edition models. Key points Qualcomm: Court dismissed Arm's remaining claim and upheld the Dec 2024 jury verdict; the company says its right to innovate prevailed. (Statement from Ann Chaplin, Qualcomm GC.) Arm: Has stated it "remains confident in its position" and plans to appeal the decision. Impact: Qualcomm says it can continue shipping Nuvia-based Snapdragon…
