Arm sues Qualcomm and Nuvia for breach of license and trademark

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Arm sues Qualcomm and Nuvia for breach of license and trademark

Wants designs destroyed.

Chip technology firm Arm, which is owned by Softbank, said on Wednesday it has sued Qualcomm and Qualcomm's recently acquired chip design firm Nuvia for breach of license agreements and trademark infringement. Arm is seeking an injunction that would require Qualcomm to destroy the designs ...

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