
Qualcomm wins $2 legal decision against fellow tech giant Arm, and that's not a typo
Qualcomm gets $2 from Arm in the Delaware jury's decision, part of a yearslong licensing dispute between the two.
Yahoo Finance puts their market caps at $210 billion and $243 billion respectively.
Qualcomm alleges bad faith action by Arm over tech licensed by the former company from the latter.
Qualcomm won $1 on its allegations of Arm withholding contractually obligated support on the licensed tech, and $1 on allegations Arm interfered with a deal between Qualcomm and Meta.
Still undecided: Does Qualcomm get a 5-year pause on licensing payments to Arm, which could total in the billions of dollars?
Reuters reported on the mystifying reward, which makes much more sense in the context of a broader legal battle between Qualcomm and Arm. The two companies are each behind some of the most widely-used processors in the world: Qualcomm's Snapdragon CPUs can be found in most non-Apple smartphones. …
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