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Qualcomm is one of Arm's licensees, but suggests it could take a stake as part of a consortium - much less threatening than Nvidia's proposed wholesale acquistion in 2020
CEO Cristiano Amon has said the chipmaker intends to purchase a share in Arm during its planned IPO this year.
Amon told the Financial Times that his company is interested in investing alongside its competitors, and indicated that Qualcomm could collaborate with other businesses in the event that a large en...
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