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Fractus and Geotab end U.S. litigation over IoT antenna tech after IPR, ex parte attempts fall to “settled expectations”
Read more: Fractus and Geotab end U.S. litigation over IoT antenna tech after IPR, ex parte attempts fall to “settled expectations”Spain’s Fractus described the settlement as “an important milestone” in IoT markets including connected transport and fleet management.
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ParTec expands supercomputer patent enforcement campaign: sues Hewlett Packard Enterprise at UPC Munich LD
Read more: ParTec expands supercomputer patent enforcement campaign: sues Hewlett Packard Enterprise at UPC Munich LDParTec and its licensing partner BF exaQC have filed a new UPC complaint against Hewlett Packard Enterprise, asserting two supercomputer patents in Munich.
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Tesla wins UK Supreme Court appeal against InterDigital & Avanci: totally unhinged UKSC engages in reckless judicial imperialism
Read more: Tesla wins UK Supreme Court appeal against InterDigital & Avanci: totally unhinged UKSC engages in reckless judicial imperialismSome of the same judges who were responsible for Unwired v. Huawei and the interjurisdictional friction it created have stepped over the line once more, engaging in outright usurpation.
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ITC returns to 100% manpower for first time in four years
Read more: ITC returns to 100% manpower for first time in four yearsThe U.S. Senate has now confirmed all five of President Trumpâs nominees to the ITC, restoring the Commission to its full six-member panel for the first time since 2022.
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âWeâll be able to scale our business infinitelyâ: behind the creation of Erich Spangenbergâs digital twin Agatha
Read more: âWeâll be able to scale our business infinitelyâ: behind the creation of Erich Spangenbergâs digital twin AgathaIn an exclusive interview with ip fray, SIM IPâs Erich Spangenberg and Garden Intelâs Adi Sidapara discuss how Agatha, an AI-driven digital twin of how Mr. Spangenberg communicates and thinks about IP, will be able to scale their IP monetization business âinfinitelyâ.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies conditional revocation appeals; Dusseldorf limits NDA-based FRAND defenses; Milan enters default judgment; and more
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies conditional revocation appeals; Dusseldorf limits NDA-based FRAND defenses; Milan enters default judgment; and moreThis is a summary of developments in and around the UPC in the calendar week of July 19, 2026.
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Canada’s Supreme Court clarifies (un)patentability of medical treatment methods in landmark decision
Read more: Canada’s Supreme Court clarifies (un)patentability of medical treatment methods in landmark decisionJanssen and Pharmascience have been locked in litigation since 2020 over the former’s antipsychotic patent, which includes claims directed towards dosage regimens.
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Dusseldorf UPC follows Mannheim on NDA-related issue in InterDigital v. Disney
Read more: Dusseldorf UPC follows Mannheim on NDA-related issue in InterDigital v. DisneyThe Dusseldorf Local Division followed the Mannheim Local Divisionâs approach to confidentiality disputes in FRAND litigation, holding that Disney must bear the consequences of refusing to permit disclosure of licensing negotiations conducted under an NDA.Â
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- Fractus and Geotab end U.S. litigation over IoT antenna tech after IPR, ex parte attempts fall to “settled expectations”
- ParTec expands supercomputer patent enforcement campaign: sues Hewlett Packard Enterprise at UPC Munich LD
- Tesla wins UK Supreme Court appeal against InterDigital & Avanci: totally unhinged UKSC engages in reckless judicial imperialism
- ITC returns to 100% manpower for first time in four years
- âWeâll be able to scale our business infinitelyâ: behind the creation of Erich Spangenbergâs digital twin Agatha