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Honeywell Aerospace enforces automation patents against EV makers Rivian and Lucid
Read more: Honeywell Aerospace enforces automation patents against EV makers Rivian and LucidThe newly independent company completed its spin-off from major patent holder Honeywell International in June.
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NEC sues Anker’s eufy brand over six more camera patents in East Texas, widening a two-year fight
Read more: NEC sues Anker’s eufy brand over six more camera patents in East Texas, widening a two-year fightNEC has filed a fresh patent suit against Anker’s smart home brand in East Texas, adding six new camera surveillance patents to an already tense two-year dispute.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies suspensive effect of revocation appeals; Mannheim injunction over license defense; Munich LD grants PI; and more
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies suspensive effect of revocation appeals; Mannheim injunction over license defense; Munich LD grants PI; and moreThis is a summary of developments in and around the UPC in the calendar week of September 14, 2026.
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YMTC wins two German injunctions against Micron, getting leverage in global NAND memory patent fight: Munich I Regional Court
Read more: YMTC wins two German injunctions against Micron, getting leverage in global NAND memory patent fight: Munich I Regional CourtThe Munich I Regional Court today decided two of five YMTC v. Micron cases, granting a pair of injunctions.
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Dolby files first-ever patent infringement dispute related to Via Voice Codec Pool
Read more: Dolby files first-ever patent infringement dispute related to Via Voice Codec PoolDolby has sued UK device maker Nothing Technology over a standard-essential patent related to EVS technologies, marking the first action related to Via’s Voice Codec Pool.
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Nike, lululemon settle patent fight over Mirror Home Gym technology
Read more: Nike, lululemon settle patent fight over Mirror Home Gym technologyNike and lululemon have ended their four-year patent fight over the latter’s Mirror Home Gym, although there is no patent licensing agreement in sight.Â
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HMD stops selling its smartphones in Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands after Fraunhofer’s UPC injunctions
Read more: HMD stops selling its smartphones in Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands after Fraunhofer’s UPC injunctionsThe overlap between the countries in which HMD removed the entire smartphone category from its web offerings and the recent UPC injunctions leaves no room for any other plausible explanation.
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iPhone Duo: two long-running Apple patent families and a Liechtenstein priority filing
Read more: iPhone Duo: two long-running Apple patent families and a Liechtenstein priority filingApple’s iPhone Duo arrives with a long paper trail: a 2011 patent naming CEO John Ternus as inventor, a 2015 family whose foldable claims issued five months before launch, and an iPhone Duo trademark filed first in Liechtenstein in March.


