Qualcomm’s license battle with Arm puts many AI-enabled Copilot+ PCs in peril
PCs with Intel and AMD processors also qualify as Copilot+ certified, so any failure to resolve the dispute, or defeat for Qualcomm, won’t disrupt AI capabilities from appearing in Windows laptops, but the Oryon core is also used in high-end smartphones and tablets due for release in the coming weeks.
Arm moves to cancel Qualcomm’s instruction set architecture license
Arm’s notice of the upcoming license cancellation comes about two years after it sued Qualcomm over the latter company’s acquisition of startup Nuvia Inc. for $1.4 billion. Nuvia was founded in 2019 by a team that included the former head of Apple Inc.’s CPU design team. Like Qualcomm, Apple uses Arm’s ISA to power its CPUs.
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