Arm sues Qualcomm over custom Nuvia CPU cores, wants designs destroyed
Arm is suing Qualcomm, one of its key customers, in a row over the latter's Nuvia custom CPU cores.] against Qualcomm today in a US federal district court in Delaware.
According to Arm, though, the licenses it granted Nuvia could not be transferred to and used by its new parent Qualcomm without Arm's permission. Arm says Qualcomm did not, even after months of negotiations, obtain this consent, and appeared to be focused on putting Nuvia's custom CPU designs into its own line of chips without this permission.
It occurs to us that Qualcomm at one point was designing its own Arm server chips, and then gave up on the idea, then Arm started offering and licensing out its own server-grade CPU core designs, then Qualcomm snaps up Nuvia and gets hold of, yup, server processor designs.Because Qualcomm attempted to transfer Nuvia licenses without Arm’s consent, which is a standard restriction under Arm’s license agreements, Nuvia’s licenses terminated in March 2022.
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