Qualcomm and Arm cruise to another earnings and revenue beat
Unlike Qualcomm, which sells chips produced by contract chipmakers, Arm doesn’t actually sell processors itself, but rather licenses its chip designs to semiconductor and smartphone makers. Its most advanced technology, called Armv9, is said to be delivering twice the royalty rates of its predecessor Armv8.
Qualcomm could be about to lose its license to use Arm designs for its chips — and the consequences could be huge.
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