ARM can block access to future versions. And if huawei is found using their IP, it can harass huawei with lawsuits.how are they going to stop Chinese companies from using their patents?
ARM can block access to future versions. And if huawei is found using their IP, it can harass huawei with lawsuits.how are they going to stop Chinese companies from using their patents?
So they can't do anything about Huawei using their existing permanent license. And Huawei can countersue in China for ARM breaking contract under a recent anti sanctions law.ARM can block access to future versions. And if huawei is found using their IP, it can harass huawei with lawsuits.
Exactly, I don’t understand why it’s so hard for people to understand this. Especially as huawei won’t be selling phones in five eye countriesSo they can't do anything about Huawei using their existing permanent license. And Huawei can countersue in China for ARM breaking contract under a recent anti sanctions law.
If it comes down to breaking contracts like that then it's total economic warfare. Contracts don't apply and I don't think they want to play this game.
Even ISA licenses may not be permanent. People used to say that about Apple, but then last year it was publicly announced that Apple renewed their ARM license till 2040. There was also a rumor about Qualcomm's ISA license expiring soon, to which they responded that their license is valid "several years beyond 2025". This suggests ISA licenses also have expiry dates. If Huawei already secured v9 license, they would have many years to plan the move for something else.So they can't do anything about Huawei using their existing permanent license. And Huawei can countersue in China for ARM breaking contract under a recent anti sanctions law.
If it comes down to breaking contracts like that then it's total economic warfare. Contracts don't apply and I don't think they want to play this game.
No, they actually got and paid for the permanent license. So if arm revokes it, huawei could definitely take them to the courtsEven ISA licenses may not be permanent. People used to say that about Apple, but then last year it was publicly announced that Apple renewed their ARM license till 2040. There was also a rumor about Qualcomm's ISA license expiring soon, to which they responded that their license is valid "several years beyond 2025". This suggests ISA licenses also have expiry dates. If Huawei already secured v9 license, they would have many years to plan the move for something else.
Maybe RISC-V is just too much effort given western companies/counter parties are also on that commission. Let say huawei really needs feature X but qualcomm needs feature Y and only one can make it into the next standard release. Are you really going to wait if an foreign ruled commission agrees with your approval?anyone want to speculate why Huawei is going for their own ISA in favor of risc-V?
Exactly, I don’t understand why it’s so hard for people to understand this. Especially as huawei won’t be selling phones in five eye countries
five eye countries != rest of the world. There is no reason why Huawei cannot sell its phones with ARM V9 to all of global southHuawei needs to find a way of selling their phones worldwide.