Arm to Manufacture its Own Chips, Disrupting Semiconductor Industry
Arm Holdings, a British semiconductor company, plans to manufacture its own chips starting in 2025, marking a significant shift from its current business model of licensing intellectual property. This move is intended to increase revenue and profits, placing Arm in direct competition with its existi...
Arm to Manufacture its Own Chips, Disrupting Semiconductor Industry
Arm Holdings, a British semiconductor company, plans to manufacture its own chips starting in 2025, marking a significant shift from its current business model of licensing intellectual property. This move is intended to increase revenue and profits, placing Arm in direct competition with its existi...
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36% Bias Score
Qualcomm Snapdragon X: Budget-Friendly ARM Laptops Coming in 2025
Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon X platform at CES 2025, an 8-core processor designed for budget laptops (\$600 range) offering 163% faster performance at ISO-power than competitors; over 100 laptops are expected by 2026.
Qualcomm Snapdragon X: Budget-Friendly ARM Laptops Coming in 2025
Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon X platform at CES 2025, an 8-core processor designed for budget laptops (\$600 range) offering 163% faster performance at ISO-power than competitors; over 100 laptops are expected by 2026.
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Qualcomm Defends Nuvia Acquisition in Arm Trial
In a high-stakes trial, Qualcomm defended its acquisition of Nuvia by arguing that Nuvia's CPU design was independent of Arm's instruction set architecture (ISA) and that the acquisition was permissible under their licensing agreement; the judge limited the jury's decision to two specific questions,...
Qualcomm Defends Nuvia Acquisition in Arm Trial
In a high-stakes trial, Qualcomm defended its acquisition of Nuvia by arguing that Nuvia's CPU design was independent of Arm's instruction set architecture (ISA) and that the acquisition was permissible under their licensing agreement; the judge limited the jury's decision to two specific questions,...
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36% Bias Score
Qualcomm Beats Q1 Estimates, but Q2 Outlook Dampened by Huawei Licensing Loss
Qualcomm's Q1 fiscal year 2025 results exceeded expectations, with $11.67 billion in sales and $3.41 in adjusted profit per share, exceeding analyst estimates. However, the company anticipates flat Q2 patent licensing revenue due to the end of its Huawei agreement, which analysts estimated contribut...
Qualcomm Beats Q1 Estimates, but Q2 Outlook Dampened by Huawei Licensing Loss
Qualcomm's Q1 fiscal year 2025 results exceeded expectations, with $11.67 billion in sales and $3.41 in adjusted profit per share, exceeding analyst estimates. However, the company anticipates flat Q2 patent licensing revenue due to the end of its Huawei agreement, which analysts estimated contribut...
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32% Bias Score
Qualcomm Wins Arm Lawsuit: Implications for Licensing and Royalties
A jury ruled that Qualcomm didn't breach its agreement with Nuvia, allowing it to continue using Nuvia technology for custom CPUs, but couldn't decide on Nuvia's potential breach; this impacts Arm's royalty revenue and future licensing strategies.
Qualcomm Wins Arm Lawsuit: Implications for Licensing and Royalties
A jury ruled that Qualcomm didn't breach its agreement with Nuvia, allowing it to continue using Nuvia technology for custom CPUs, but couldn't decide on Nuvia's potential breach; this impacts Arm's royalty revenue and future licensing strategies.
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40% Bias Score