Qualcomm is coming back to the data center market with a new, unnamed, server CPU. The processors will support Nvidia's ...

We have designed the most advanced Arm-based server processor in the world ... to realize significant cost savings." The Qualcomm Centriq 2400 processor family is a single chip platform-level ...

Arm-compatible CPU cores initially developed by Nuvia. The legal filing mentioning Qualcomm’s server CPU plans was a complaint the company filed in April of 2024 against Arm, the British chip ...

One company controls the market for… Read More Qualcomm’s new ARM server processor is ready for commercial deployment, the company announced Wednesday, officially launching the latest effort ...

Qualcomm has amended its complaint against Arm in a 2024 lawsuit, adding more allegations about Arm's purported breach of license agreements and accusing it of "misrepresenting" their relationship ...

The disagreement stemmed from Qualcomm's use of the Armv8-based Oryon cores originally designed by Nuvia for server-class processors, which Arm claimed required renegotiation after the acquisition.

Additionally, rising needs to control operational cost and carbon footprint is further booming the adoption of Arm-based server.

Bloomberg reports that Arm is canceling Qualcomm's license, an escalation of a fight that began in late 2022 when Arm sued Qualcomm over its acquisition of Nuvia in 2021. Arm has given Qualcomm 60 ...

Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg.