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Jacob Fox

Arm pushes back against Qualcomm in court, claiming it's not out to be a chip competitor and the current licence situation is losing them $50 million in revenue

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The Arm vs Qualcomm legal battle has been ongoing for a couple of years (can you believe it?). And while nothing's been settled, Qualcomm now seems to be assigning motive to Arm which the semiconductor and software design company has pushed back against.

According to Reuters, in court on Monday, Qualcomm's legal team argued that part of the reason for the dispute is that Arm desires to design its own chips and Qualcomm would therefore be a competitor.

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