33 points | by LorenDB 4 hours ago
7 comments
Finally, a corporation gets to have the same sort of class-action-lawsuit experience that we common folk do!
It'd be payable in a visa card if that was the case
The real issue is not the damages, but:
> whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by some estimates, could be worth billions of dollars
Which is the next decision for the court. It is a clickbait headline, shame on the author too.
(Reposting this as a top level comment in case the low effort one I reply to gets downvoted)
Source: https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/qualcomm-says-jury-...
(https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50077246)
Why people are not talking about the REAL winners?
How much lawyers made!
Classic HN low-effort first post that could be written from just the headline.
Of course this this whole thing is bigger than that, but that "$1"
figure appearing everywhere around this topic makes it look funny and cute and that's what I wanted to joke about
Finally, a corporation gets to have the same sort of class-action-lawsuit experience that we common folk do!
It'd be payable in a visa card if that was the case
The real issue is not the damages, but:
> whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by some estimates, could be worth billions of dollars
Which is the next decision for the court. It is a clickbait headline, shame on the author too.
(Reposting this as a top level comment in case the low effort one I reply to gets downvoted)
Source: https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/qualcomm-says-jury-...
(https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50077246)
Why people are not talking about the REAL winners?
How much lawyers made!
Classic HN low-effort first post that could be written from just the headline.
The real issue is not the damages, but:
> whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by some estimates, could be worth billions of dollars
Which is the next decision for the court. It is a clickbait headline, shame on the author too.
Of course this this whole thing is bigger than that, but that "$1"
figure appearing everywhere around this topic makes it look funny and cute and that's what I wanted to joke about