Intellectual Property
Qualcomm Prevails in Arm Lawsuit
Qualcomm mostly prevailed in Arm’s lawsuit in federal court, winning two of the three issues. The jury deadlocked on the third issue. Despite the ruling, […]
Semiconductor
Intellectual Property
Sometimes, Less Is Just Less
The European Commission has just proposed tearing down the existing convention for issuing standard-essential patents, or SEPs. In its place, Commissioners propose a system that […]
Intellectual Property
Here’s a commonsense way to limit big tech
Big Tech is not only siphoning ecosystem profits for its own. It’s also depressing innovation in this country, and creating opportunities for American rivals. Here’s […]
Ojo-Yoshida Report
Arm sues to block Arm chips
It might sound counterintuitive, but Arm is suing to block Qualcomm’s upcoming Arm-based laptop processors from shipping. That’s right, the company that will collect royalties […]
Semiconductor
Is Intel Poised to Get Back on Track?
Intel has taken plenty of heat over the past several years for manufacturing slips and product delays, something that seemed almost unheard of a decade […]
Intellectual Property
White Paper: OmniShield Technology
Internet-of-Things visionaries see possibility. And so do cyber thieves. Because the more connected systems, the more potential pathways there are to the valuable data they’re […]
Laptop
Are Two Heads Better Than One at Intel?
When Brian Krzanich and Renee James, the newly appointed CEO and President of Intel, respectively, take over for the retiring Paul Otellini in two weeks, […]
Laptop
No Ultrabook Pep Rally at IDF? What?
This is normally a nerve-wracking time of year for PC makers, because they have to place bets on the upcoming holiday selling season. Bet too […]
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Would Apple Dump Samsung for Intel? It’s No Pipedream
Intel CEO Paul Otellini told investors this month that Apple could build its iPad and iPhone lineup on the Atom family of microprocessors any time […]