Antitrust & Trade Reg.,
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Intellectual Property,
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May 23, 2019
FTC win against Qualcomm may boost competition, but quick appeal likely
The Federal Trade Commission says its antitrust suit triumph against Qualcomm Inc.’s so-called “no license, no chips” model will help boost competition in a growing industry, but the company isn’t done fighting.
The Federal Trade Commission's triumph in an antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm Inc.'s "no license, no chips" model will help boost competition in a growing industry, the regulatory agency said Wednesday, but the chipmaker isn't done fighting.
The decision "is an important win for competition in a key segment of the economy," FTC Bureau of Competition Director Bruce Hoffman said in a statement, following the 233-page ruling by Jud...
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