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A Delaware jury ruled Tuesday that Arm Holdings violated a licensing agreement with Qualcomm and deliberately disrupted the chipmaker's business dealings with Meta, ordering Arm to pay nominal damages totaling just $2. The verdict followed a five-day trial last week, the second between the two companies in two years.
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