Qualcomm has won a trial against Arm Holdings regarding a disputed chip technology license, allowing Qualcomm to continue using Nuvia’s technology in its chips without paying higher licensing rates. The jury found that Qualcomm did not breach its agreement with Arm, but they couldn’t agree on whether Nuvia violated its license with Arm, leaving room for a potential retrial. The legal battle centered on royalty rates and the transferability of chip design licenses during acquisitions, with Arm planning to seek a retrial, potentially setting precedents for future deals in the semiconductor industry.
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CAMM2 memory modules promise significant advancements in memory technology with impressive read and write speeds
TeamGroup has introduced its CAMM2 memory promising high-speed DDR5 performance with dual-channel operation in a single module, offering advantages over traditional memory types. However, limited motherboard compatibility poses challenges for CAMM2 adoption. TeamGroup aims to launch the first-generation CAMM2 modules by Q1 2025, with broader motherboard support potentially arriving as manufacturers introduce new CPU platforms, potentially helping CAMM2 secure a foothold in the market. Full Article
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