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on an "allocation of preamble sequences." For the avoidance of doubt, Nokia asserted both patents in both jurisdictions. Over those patents, Nokia won its first standard-essential patent (SEP
is also the most extensive series of SEP lawsuits at the Unified Patent Court to date. Panasonic filed a total of twelve lawsuits against both implementers at the UPC local divisions in Mannheim and
In a landmark decision, China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) recently ruled that Chinese courts have jurisdiction over global SEP rate disputes involving foreign patent pools. This marks a
standard-essential patent (SEP) covering Eight-to-Fourteen Modulation Plus (EFM+) coding, which forms an essential and integral industry standard in the manufacturing, storage, and replication of data in
Annex, including the Proposal for a Regulation on Standard Essential Patents (SEP), which was withdrawn due to no foreseeable agreement. This proposal sparked significant debate from the outset among
standard-essential patent (SEP) related to Wi-Fi 6 technology owned by Huawei. Priorly, many companies are already licensed to Huawei's Wi-Fi 6 standard-essential patents (SEPs), typically without prior
BEIJING, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- China's top market regulator on Friday issued guidelines to strengthen regulations on antitrust behaviors pertaining to standard essential patents (SEP). The guidelines
(SPC) of China in two Huawei v. MediaTek cases have meanwhile been published. We have downloaded them and analyzed them based on machine translations. The upshot is that both of those SEP infringement
The lawsuit does not affect 5G-capable devices from the OnePlus brand, as the Oppo subsidiary already holds a licence for KPN’s SEP portfolio. KPN has previously taken action against other implementers
Nokia started in the UPC and Germany. Wider ramifications: ASUSTek has historically been seen as a defendant to standard-essential patent (SEP) infringement lawsuits, with Nokia targeting it in its
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