The lawsuit that Arm Holdings filed against Qualcomm resulted in a mistrial on Friday.  TakeAway Points: Arm Holdings’ ...

Friday's jury's verdict found that Qualcomm did not violate the terms of its agreement with Arm when incorporating the acquired technology into its chips without paying ...

Qualcomm Inc. prevailed at trial against Arm Holdings Plc’s claim that it breached a license for chip technology that the ...

The judge presiding over the case, US District Court Judge Maryellen Noreika, said she didn't think "either side had a clear ...

resulting in a rise in Qualcomm's shares and a decline in Arm's stock. The Delaware federal court case could face a retrial, as Judge Maryellen Noreika encouraged both parties towards mediation, ...

Qualcomm did not violate a license with Arm when it acquired Nuvia for $1.4 billion, in a ruling by a jury today.

The jury delivered its decision Friday in an industry-defining licensing battle that started over a $50 million royalty ...

Nuvia was started by ex-Apple and ex-Arm employees who originally sought to design all-new Arm-based chips for servers.

What Happened: A federal jury in Delaware ruled that Qualcomm did not violate its licensing agreement with Arm, clearing a ...

Arm said it will seek a retrial of its lawsuit against Qualcomm over a chip licensing dispute after a federal jury sided with ...

Qualcomm prevailed in court against ARM after the latter's lawsuit accused Qualcomm for misusing licenses after acquiring Nuvia. The jury in the US District Court of Delaware voted in favor of ...

Qualcomm's central processors are properly licensed under an agreement with Arm Holdings, a jury found in a trial in U.S.