Key facts
- A Delaware jury found Arm Holdings breached its architectural license agreement.
- The jury also found Arm intentionally sought to disrupt Qualcomm's business.
- Qualcomm called the verdict a win for innovation and competition.
A Delaware jury has found that Arm Holdings breached its architectural license agreement with Qualcomm and intentionally sought to disrupt the smartphone chipmaker's business, Qualcomm announced Tuesday. The company hailed the verdict as a victory for innovation and competition.
