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InterDigital, Parks Associates claim HDR is becoming a baseline video feature: report lands amid Disney+ feature removals
Read more: InterDigital, Parks Associates claim HDR is becoming a baseline video feature: report lands amid Disney+ feature removalsInterDigital and market research firm Parks Associates have claimed that HDR is heading toward baseline status. But Disney is betting on consumers being more attached to content than picture quality.
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HDMI LA’s first IP dispute in decades ‘solidified’ licensing program, Chief Licensing Officer says
Read more: HDMI LA’s first IP dispute in decades ‘solidified’ licensing program, Chief Licensing Officer saysHaving a judge confirm that everything you are doing is “spot on” affirmed that the program’s fees are fair and reasonable, HDMI LA’s Trudi Bordi tells ip fray in an interview.
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MIT enforces cloud and IoT chip security patents against Amazon Web Services, Microsoft in U.S.
Read more: MIT enforces cloud and IoT chip security patents against Amazon Web Services, Microsoft in U.S.The asserted quasi-SEPs relate to physical unclonable function (PUF) technology, which has important applications in authentication and cryptography.
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Wilus defeats four consecutive Wi-Fi SEP reexaminations, granted additional claims: challenges by Unified Patents
Read more: Wilus defeats four consecutive Wi-Fi SEP reexaminations, granted additional claims: challenges by Unified PatentsThe four consecutive reexamination wins also reinforce the strength of the SEPs in Sisvel’s Wi-Fi patent pool, Chief IP Officer Heath Hoglund noted today.
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EPO Board of Appeal revokes Novo Nordisk’s cardiovascular semaglutide patent; generics could enter EU as early as 2031
Read more: EPO Board of Appeal revokes Novo Nordisk’s cardiovascular semaglutide patent; generics could enter EU as early as 2031The Board found the claims lacked priority, so a clinical study publication destroyed novelty, leaving Ozempic and Wegovy potentially vulnerable to competition earlier than expected.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies electronic signature requirements; PMAC and UPC accelerate activities on FRAND, AI and dispute resolution; and more
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA clarifies electronic signature requirements; PMAC and UPC accelerate activities on FRAND, AI and dispute resolution; and moreThis is a summary of developments in and around the UPC in the calendar week of October 5, 2026. It was a slow week in terms of decisions.
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SK hynix sues Longhorn IP again, alleging repeated patent demands through affiliates
Read more: SK hynix sues Longhorn IP again, alleging repeated patent demands through affiliatesSK hynix has taken Longhorn IP back to court, challenging infringement allegations over eight former TSMC patents and accusing the licensing company of using a new affiliate to pursue additional licensing demands despite earlier agreements.
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