Qualcomm is also buying some of Huawei’s US patents outright, pending regulatory approval.

Huawei, Qualcomm Reverse 25-Year Patent Fee Flow Huaweis R&D under US sanctions boosts patent revenue past $6.9B

Huawei and Qualcomm have signed a multi-year cross-licence agreement covering their patent portfolios in 5G, compute, AI and networking. As part of the deal, Qualcomm will also buy some of Huawei

Qualcomm announced today that it is officially licensing technology from Chinese technology giant Huawei. In a deal estimated to be worth $6.9 billion upon completion, Qualcomm will license various technologies from Huawei to integrate across its product portfolio. According to official releases,...

Qualcomm announced on September 24 that it has renewed its global patent licensing agreement with Apple, with the new contract set to take effect on April 1, 2027. The terms and value of the deal were not disclosed, but Apple

MLex Summary: Chinese telecom giant Huawei and US chipmaker Qualcomm have reached a multi-year patent licensing agreement that includes cross-licenses across 5G, computing, AI and networking technologies. The deal also includes Qualcomm's purchase of certain Huawei US patents in the areas of computing, AI, networking and other technologies, Huawei said in a statement Monday. The agreement, which requires regulatory approval, reflects mutual recognition of each company's intellectual property contributions and commitment to licensing practices consistent with fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory, or FRAND, principles, the statement added.

Yesterday a second trial in the Qualcomm vs Arm legal marathon opened in Delaware. It is before a jury and slated to last five days. The original Qualcomm

Qualcomm wants to freeze its Arm royalty payments for five years.

Qualcomm and Arm are squaring off in a Delaware federal courtroom again, and this time the fight could cost billions.

Qualcomm and Arm opened a five-day trial in US federal court in Delaware on October 5, with Qualcomm seeking to stop paying Arm royalties for up to five years, a remedy potentially worth billions of dollars. The dispute comes as Qualcomm pushes deeper into data centers, raising the stakes of a licensing relationship largely formed around the smartphone market.

Huawei and Qualcomm have signed a multi-year patent agreement covering 5G, AI, and networking. We break down what's in the agreement and why it's important.

Mobile chipmakers' licensing deal will need U.S. regulatory approval