This became known from Qualcomm's latest financial report, which stated that as of January 8, 2025, Arm Holdings is no longer trying to cancel the ALA. Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon also confirmed this during a conference call with Wall Street.
"[Arm] has no current plan to terminate the Qualcomm Architecture License Agreement. We're excited to continue to develop performance leading, world-class products that benefit consumers worldwide that include our incredible Oryon custom CPUs," Amon said.
After Qualcomm acquired Nuvia in 2021, the British company said that the startup had to destroy all its previous developments, in particular because these technologies were used in Snapdragon chips.