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LG Electronics has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against TCL in Germany for allegedly infringing upon its LTE-related patents. The South Korean electronics maker on Sunday accused its Chinese
Huawei has announced that it’s suing Verizon for alleged patent violations, marking the latest twist in the Chinese tech giant’s adversarial relationship with the US. The lawsuit, filed in the
China has outpaced the United States in the number of worldwide artificial intelligence-related patent applications, according to a new report issued by the China Industrial Control Systems Cyber
Late last week, the European Patent Office (EPO) refused two patent applications that list an artificial intelligence (AI) application as the sole inventor. After hearing the arguments of the
content from the data capture device to a website. In January 2018, Fitbit and others moved to dismiss the case, claiming that the patents were ineligible for patent protection under section 101. The
The North American arm of Philips has accused wearable fitness tracker maker Fitbit of patent infringement. In a complaint filed yesterday, July 22, at the US District Court for the District of
A Turkish consumer electronics company has filed a "nonsensical" patent suit against LG Electronics. The patent claimed by the Turkish company Arcelik has already been expired. Industry watchers say
Patent applications originating from China at the European Patent Office (EPO) grew by 29.2 percent in 2019, the highest growth rate among the ten leading patent filing countries, to 12,247
The added value of China's patent-intensive industries topped 10.7 trillion yuan ($1.51 trillion) in 2018, contributing 11.6 percent to the country's GDP, according to the National Intellectual
A newly awarded patent suggests that Sonos is still hard at work on its debut pair of wireless headphones, and gives us a look at their possible design and functionality, Protocol reports. The patent
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