Chip tech company Arm has filed a lawsuit against Qualcomm and Nuvia.
Arm asserts that the two companies violated license agreements and committed trademark infringement.
In its suit, Arm is seeking the destruction of certain Nuvia designs, an injunction against trademark infringement, and compensation.
Arm asserts that the two companies violated license agreements and committed trademark infringement.
In its suit, Arm is seeking the destruction of certain Nuvia designs, an injunction against trademark infringement, and compensation.
SoftBank’s British semiconductor and software design company, Arm, has thrown down the legal hammer accusing Qualcomm and Nuvia of breaching license agreements and committing trademark infringement.
In a blog posted on the company’s website, Arm states that it has filed a lawsuit to the US District Court for the District of Delaware. The lawsuit is against Qualcomm and two of its subsidiaries, as well as Nuvia — a semiconductor and processor developer. Arm’s lawsuit actually stems from Qualcomm’s recent acquisition of Nuvia which happened back in 2021.
