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VideoLabs broadens licensing offer after acquiring patents from Ericsson and Texas Instruments
Read more: VideoLabs broadens licensing offer after acquiring patents from Ericsson and Texas InstrumentsThe patent licensing company today announced the assignment of hundreds of patents from Ericsson relevant to networking and cybersecurity.
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InterDigital brings damages claim against Disney in Germany, building additional pressure to take license
Read more: InterDigital brings damages claim against Disney in Germany, building additional pressure to take licenseMultiple injunctions have not yet persuaded Disney to take a video patent license from InterDigital, but the streamer is now facing an increasingly diversified enforcement strategy.
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BREAKING: SIM IP secures $100M financing, eyes $1-3B more for patent monetization plans
Read more: BREAKING: SIM IP secures $100M financing, eyes $1-3B more for patent monetization plansThe platform launched by Erich Spangenberg is having an especially busy year.
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Delhi High Court upholds refusal of injunction against Xiaomi, holds nine-year delay is by itself sufficient to deny interim relief
Read more: Delhi High Court upholds refusal of injunction against Xiaomi, holds nine-year delay is by itself sufficient to deny interim reliefThe Delhi HC Division Bench has dismissed Conqueror Innovations’ appeal against Xiaomi, holding that a nine-year delay in suing is by itself sufficient to refuse an interim injunction, and that the appellants’ new claim construction contradicted their own pleadings.
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MediaTek affiliate HFI Innovation sues Snap over video codec patent: fifth infringement case piles onto Snapchat’s growing UPC docket
Read more: MediaTek affiliate HFI Innovation sues Snap over video codec patent: fifth infringement case piles onto Snapchat’s growing UPC docketMediaTek’s HFI Innovation has become the latest licensor to sue Snap over video codec patents at the UPC, joining Dolby, M&K Holdings, and ETRI amid parallel U.S. and Brazilian disputes.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies appeal-fee cure period; Milan LD relaxes front-loading in PI case; Munich LD on implementer willingness in FRAND dispute; and more
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies appeal-fee cure period; Milan LD relaxes front-loading in PI case; Munich LD on implementer willingness in FRAND dispute; and moreThis is a summary of developments in and around the UPC in the calendar week of September 7, 2026.
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Access Advance’s VDP pool is rapidly gaining momentum
Read more: Access Advance’s VDP pool is rapidly gaining momentumIn this guest contribution, Access Advance reports on its latest progress and explains the structure of the VDP Pool.
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UPC Munich LD will assess implementer willingness ahead of FRAND license disclosure in InterDigital v. TCL
Read more: UPC Munich LD will assess implementer willingness ahead of FRAND license disclosure in InterDigital v. TCLThe UPC’s Munich LD has declined to order InterDigital to disclose comparable license agreements while TCL’s willingness to take a FRAND license remains disputed, potentially allowing the court to resolve the FRAND defense without examining those agreements.


