Chip suppliers are going to face some challenging decisions in the wake of U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh’s ruling this week in the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust action against Qualcomm Technologies Inc.
The question will be whether to accept Koh’s decision that they’re required to license their standard-essential patents to chip-making competitors or continue brushing them off.
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