Apple, Qualcomm slapped with patent infringement lawsuit targeting 5G chips
Apple and Qualcomm have been hit with a lawsuit alleging that certain 5G technologies used by both companies infringe on an RF calibration patent.
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Qualcomm
Mike Peterson
Global chip shortage could last until the middle of 2022, foundries say
The global semiconductor shortage wreaking havoc on industries across the globe could last until 2022 before supply begins to meet demand, though Apple could avoid the worst of it.
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FTC drops Qualcomm antitrust lawsuit, ends four-year saga
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Monday said it will abandon its long-running antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm and has no plans to seek a Supreme Court review of a federal appeals court ruling in favor of the chipmaker.
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Mikey Campbell
Global silicon shortages could threaten iPhone screen production
The global chip shortage that has affected the auto industry is also threatening PC and smartphone manufacturing, possibly including iPhone production.
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Will Shanklin
Chip shortages affecting Qualcomm's ability to produce Android processors
Qualcomm is reportedly struggling to meet demand for processor silicon used in Android devices as a global chip shortage spreads across the electronics industry.
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UK iPhone users could be due $677 million from Qualcomm
The UK's Which? consumer watchdog is suing Qualcomm for what it claims is illegally inflated prices for 4G modems, which were then passed on to buyers of iPhone and Samsung phones.
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William Gallagher
Qualcomm opposed to Nvidia's $40B takeover of Arm
U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm has told regulators across the globe that it opposes Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition of chip design company ARM.
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Qualcomm teases Snapdragon X65 5G 10Gbps modem for 2022 iPhone
Qualcomm has introduced its latest 5G modem, the Snapdragon X65, a chip that could help provide Apple's 2022 iPhone with cellular speeds of up to 10Gbps.
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Malcolm Owen
Qualcomm sees 'crazy' sales rise from iPhone 12 demand
Modem maker Qualcomm says that its sales rose 62% year on year, because of demand for the 5G chipset in the iPhone 12 range.
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Wesley Hilliard
AppleInsider Staff
