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Qualcomm Linux 2.0(qualcomm.com)
119 points by gilgamesh3 | 58 comments
Linux support is coming to Snapdragon X2 series(qualcomm.com)
581 points by aaronday | 244 comments
Qualcomm OnQ blog post recapping Snapdragon Summit 2026, covering agentic AI PCs, Googlebooks, and Linux support for Snapdragon X2 series.
Qwen 3 now supports ARM and MLX(alizila.com)
49 points by dworks | 6 comments
The Death of Arduino?(linkedin.com)
379 points by ChuckMcM | 191 comments
LinkedIn post by Adafruit criticizing Qualcomm-owned Arduino's rewritten Terms of Service and Privacy Policy as a break from open-hardware values.
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Qualcomm licenses patents on Huawei’s LogicFolding chip tech(bloomberg.com)
198 points by 0xedb | 126 comments
Huawei press release announcing a multi-year broad patent cross-license agreement with Qualcomm, reportedly covering Huawei's LogicFolding chip technology.
Qualcomm Legally Proves Arm Breached Its License, Wins $2(techpowerup.com)
23 points by LorenDB | 5 comments
TechPowerUp news article reporting a Delaware jury found Arm breached its architecture license with Qualcomm, awarding Qualcomm $2 in nominal damages.
Arm is canceling Qualcomm's chip design license(bloomberg.com)
498 points by necubi | 325 comments
Bloomberg news article reporting that Arm is giving Qualcomm 60-day notice to cancel its chip design license amid their breach-of-contract dispute.
Arduino published updated terms and conditions: no longer an open commons(molecularist.com)
325 points by felineflock | 104 comments
Blog post on Molecularist asking whether Qualcomm's acquisition and Arduino's updated terms and conditions have ended Arduino as an open commons.
OpenRouter raises $113M Series B(openrouter.ai)
431 points by freeCandy | 206 comments
OpenRouter's announcement of a $113M Series B round led by investors including CapitalG, Andreessen Horowitz, and Menlo Ventures.
Your MCU likely escaped the eMudhra intermediate CA compromise(danielmangum.com)
47 points by hasheddan | 28 comments
Blog post explaining why microcontroller-based IoT devices are likely unaffected by the eMudhra intermediate CA private key compromise, due to minimal pinned root CA bundles.












