Apple would have to pay 7 billion dollars to qualcomm
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As you may already know, Qualcomm and Apple have been involved in various legal battles for a long time, which seems to have no end soon. Now it is the turn of the manufacturer of processors to accuse those of Cupertino. Since they say they have to pay them a huge amount as royalties. An amount that amounts to 7, 000 million dollars.
Apple would have to pay 7 billion dollars to Qualcomm
These new accusations have been carried out in the new legal battle between the two companies, which is currently ongoing, this Friday being one of the new sessions in this trial.
Apple vs Qualcomm
According to Apple, it is a lie that they have to pay them so much money as royalties. They claim that Qualcomm is charging them double for each of the patents they have used or acquired. In addition to saying that some of these processor manufacturer patents did not meet their exacting quality standards.
This battle has only just begun, because more meetings are expected in the courtrooms of San Diego, United States. It seems that an agreement between the two companies will not come, especially after the tone of recent months.
The accusations between both parties have not stopped escalating this summer. So it will be necessary to see what finally happens with these problems between Qualcomm and Apple. What is clear is that the loser is going to have to pay one million dollar amount to the other.
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