Month: September 2026
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MediaTek targeted in PAE suit over DRAM and NAND patents originally assigned to SK hynix
Several of the asserted patents are relevant to the JEDEC DDR3 SDRAM standard.
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Broadcom escalates patent infringement suits against Hyundai, Deutsche Telekom in UPC
Broadcomâs Avago and VMware have sued Hyundai and Deutsche Telekom, respectively, in the UPCâs Hamburg Local Division (LD), after already initiating disputes against each of the companies in the UPCâs Munich LD earlier this year.
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Nokia inks new patent licensing deals with Chinese TV makers
In a blog post today, the Head of Nokiaâs Consumer Electronics licensing program, Philippe Lanet, said the agreements cover the use of Nokiaâs technologies in their video-enabled devices.
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BREAKING: InterDigital wins sixth straight injunction against Disney â UPC Dusseldorf LD
The UPCâs Dusseldorf LD has found that Disney+ infringes an amended InterDigital patent on device-to-device media casting, extending InterDigitalâs unbroken run of six wins against Disney to a new front.
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Federal Circuit issues revised opinion in LG case over TV patents â but damages decision remains untouched
The appeals court had originally issued its opinion in Constellation Designs v. LG Electronics back in April.
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Judge Alan D. Albright, known for transforming Texas’ Western District into a patent litigation hotspot, returns to private practice
Judge Albright has joined the IP litigation team at A&O Shearman’s Austin, Texas office.
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UPC Dusseldorf grants surgical tool maker patent injunction, includes UK
Aesculap has won a UPC ruling against Bojinâs EU authorized representative over a surgical tool patent, but the court held the representative liable only as an intermediary, not as an infringer.
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BMW counters Broadcom patent suit in Munich, brings U.S. declaratory judgment action
BMW has filed a declaratory judgment action against Avago and its subsidiary Broadcom in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, after the latter alleged that it infringed two of its European Ethernet and Wi-Fi patents in a court in Munich, Germany.
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âWe have the obligation to price it rightâ: Qualcomm IP licensing head John Han
âWhether you pay at the device level or module level, we try to create parity in pricing so it does not discriminate or differentiate between where in the supply chain you take a license,â John Han, who was recently promoted to Executive Vice President of Qualcomm Technology Licensing, tells ip fray in an interview.