Karim Arabi, 59, was found guilty of hiding his role in the invention of a new microchip technology that eventually was sold to Qualcomm.

A former vice president of research and development at Qualcomm, who was convicted of scheming to defraud the San Diego tech giant out of $180 million, was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison.

The suppression of the 3D-Flow invention — a breakthrough recognized in 1993 that could have saved billions of euros and millions of lives—instead supported the use of FPGA for an application that is ...

A former vice president of research and development at Qualcomm who was convicted of scheming to defraud the San Diego tech giant out of $180 million was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison.

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While working for Qualcomm, Karim Arabi hid his role in the creation of new microchip technology and the creation of a sham company that then "sold" the invention to his employer.

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