
Qualcomm Escalates Legal Battle Against Arm, Seeking Global Antitrust Investigations
In a significant development in the tech industry, Qualcomm has taken its ongoing legal dispute with Arm to the international stage by filing complaints with various global antitrust agencies. This move comes as Qualcomm seeks to address what it terms "anti-competitive" practices instituted by Arm, particularly concerning licensing agreements and market access.
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Revolut Faces Regulatory Hurdle in Ukraine: License Required to Operate
In a significant development for fintech giant Revolut, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has announced that the digital banking platform must obtain the necessary licensing to continue its business operations in the country. The regulator's announcement comes amid Ukraine's ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial sector and enhance consumer protections.
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Malaysia Mandates Licensing for Social Media Giants: Facebook, X & TikTok
In a significant regulatory move, Malaysia has announced that major social media platforms including Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok must obtain official licenses to operate within the country. This requirement marks a strategic shift in the Malaysian government’s approach to managing and overseeing the digital landscape, aiming to enhance accountability and ensure compliance with local laws.
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Qualcomm CEO Defends Company in High-Stakes Licensing Trial Against Arm
In a recent courtroom showdown, Qualcomm's CEO, Cristiano Amon, has firmly pushed back against allegations made by Arm Holdings regarding licensing disputes. The case, which is garnering significant attention in the tech industry, centers on Qualcomm's use of Arm's architecture in its chips. This dispute isn't just about monetary compensation; it plays a critical role in the competitive landscape of the semiconductor market.
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