US chipmaker Nvidia has sued rival Qualcomm and handset maker Samsung, saying the two have infringed on its patents on graphics processing technology. The lawsuit is asking a US court to prevent shipm...
Japanese conglomerate Hitachi. The company sued ZTE for patent infringement at the district court in November 2016. The patents in question are US numbers 5,396,443; 6,748,317; 8,339,493; 8,736,729; 6
Apple including iTunes and iCloud. The first patent is the US number 7,720,929 which is titled “Communication system and its method and communication apparatus and its method”. According to the lawsuit
On Tuesday, Auriga Innovations, Inc. filed a complaint for patent infringement against Intel Corporation, HP Inc. (HPI), and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) for their allegedly unauthorized
to wait for the patent court’s final decision and to rule quickly on infringement. In the end, however, Düsseldorf Regional Court held fast to its decision to stay proceedings on EP 122 until the
profits and royalties, as well as a court order permanently blocking the infringement. The case is Lenovo (United States) v. Asustek Computer, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of
technology to help fuel development of AI products. Plaintiff Xockets accused Nvidia and Microsoft of “rampant” patent infringement in the lawsuit, filed in Waco, Texas, federal court. Xockets also said
Genentech as there is no imminent threat of infringement. The parties will fight another round in the Netherlands in October over the validity of Novartis' patent. At the end of July, Düsseldorf local
more of a sideshow. The real dispute is currently playing out in US courts. In June 2023, Juul Labs filed several patent infringement proceedings against NJOY in the US, with NJOY later launching its
filed suits over infringement of EP4 201 327, which protects insulin patch pumps. The European patent has unitary effect which can only be asserted before the UPC. Following successes at Düsseldorf