A new leak suggests the next Snapdragon laptop chip from Qualcomm will have boosted clock speeds and impressive performance gains.

Qualcomm and Arm have historically been very close business partners. However, there appears to be a rift in the relationship between the two companies since Qualcomm’s acquisition of NUVIA.

Arm is allegedly quelling competition by restricting access to its technology after decades of having an open licensing model. The case stemmed from whether Qualcomm-owned Nuvia breached a ...

Earlier this year, Arm stopped trying to bar Qualcomm from using its intellectual property. The conflict originated from Qualcomm's acquisition of Nuvia, a chip startup with a previous licensing ...

As expected, Arm accused Qualcomm of breaching the contract by releasing its Snapdragon X processors for PCs with general-purpose cores designed by Nuvia, while Qualcomm accused Arm of competing ...

ARM and Qualcomm have been at loggerheads since Qualcomm's takeover of the start-up Nuvia. ARM disapproves of the purchase because it deprives the company of license income and argues that ...

For example, Qualcomm recently won a court battle in Delaware, in the which the company convinced a jury that it didn't need a new license to employ Arm's IP after acquiring chip startup Nuvia for ...

For more than a decade, the MacBook Air has been the epitome of premium notebook elegance. Since the pandemic’s onset, the ...

The companies disagree over whether Nuvia, a firm Qualcomm paid $1.4 billion for in 2021, had the right to transfer its computing core designs to Qualcomm after the sale.

SoftBank has also acquired s truggling AI chip company Graphcore, and is believed to be looking into setting up another AI chip venture for $100bn. The company is also the largest backer of OpenAI's ...