The global SEP dispute between Huawei and MediaTek looks set to proceed in the UK, as the Chinese mobile phone manufacturer has once again failed in its bid to suspend the FRAND case at the High
court ruling for an interim licence on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms. At the end of last year, the High Court issued a ruling in favour of Acer and Asus, determining that Nokia, as
The UK Court of Appeal has amended a previous ruling that was in Apple's favour and awarded Optis a significantly higher FRAND rate for its global 4G portfolio. Apple must now pay $502 million to the
"Standard Essential Patents" (SEPs) and "Fair, Reasonable and Non‑Discriminatory" (FRAND) licensing. If a patent is indispensable for implementing a standard, the right holder must commit to licensing