You might recall that back in May of 2019, it appeared that Qualcomm’s rallying cry of “no license, no chips” was going to be a thing of the past, . Qualcomm also was cited for not allowing the competition to license its standards-essential patents. These are patents that the competition needs to license in order for its products to maintain certain industry standards.
Qualcomm wins appeal; “no license, no chips” remains the chipmaker’s mantra
But before the antitrust anvil was about to hammer Qualcomm into the ground like Wylie Coyote, the chip designer …
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