ARM iPhone royalties slow as smartphones drop in price

Danny Palmer
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British firm still sees Q1 "as a good start to the year"

ARM, the British multinational semiconductor designer that develops the computer chips used in Apple's iPhone and iPad, has reported a decline in the growth of royalties from smartphone and tablet ...

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