The Apple/Qualcomm stoush has probably cost the iPhone maker between US$5 billion and $6 billion to settle the litigation.

Apple is believed to have also agreed to pay between $8 and $9 in patent royalties per iPhone,

Analyst UBS claims Apple paid the high price to end the bitter legal battle that had threatened its ability to launch a 5G iPhone.

The settlement included a one-off payment from Apple to Qualcomm, as well as a chipset supply agreement that suggests future iPhones will use Qualcomm modem chips.The payment was for royalties Apple had stopped paying when the two companies were embroiled in litigation.

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