Arm Plans to Cancel Qualcomm License
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•Qualcomm shares fall 5% after report of Arm threat to scrap key license in escalating dispute
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British chip designer Arm is looking to scrap a key license for the U.S. firm.
The license in question allows Qualcomm to design chips based on Arm architecture.
Should the cancellation of the license take place, then Qualcomm may have to stop selling products based on the designs.
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