Category: United States
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Lenovo sues Longhorn IP and Hamilcar Barca in North Carolina, invokes state anti-troll law over patent demands
Lenovo has taken the fight to two Longhorn IP entities in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, seeking invalidity rulings on four patents and damages under the state’s anti-patent-troll statute.
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Proxense sues Cisco over Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 patents, points to Cisco IP chief’s Texas testimony
Proxense has sued Cisco in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas over four wireless networking patents, alleging infringement through Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 products and seeking damages and an injunction.
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LG Energy Solution launches U.S. district court, ITC actions against Eve Energy, Bosch & others over battery patent infringement
After securing several key licensees in the EV market, the South Korean battery maker is beginning to turn its attention to other verticals.
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District Judge preserves Masimo’s $634M jury verdict against Apple; Federal Circuit denies rehearing request over their USITC case
The patent and trade secret dispute over the Apple Watch rumbles on.
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Anthropic accused of infringing University of Tennessee neural network patents as judge approves $1.5B class action payout
While genAI companies have mainly been the focus of copyright complaints, patents are fast becoming a flashpoint in the rapidly growing industry.
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NVIDIA hit with patent infringement suit over Israeli subsidiary’s AI chip products
XtreamEdge Inc. and Concurrent Ventures LLC have sued NVIDIA and Mellanox in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California over the infringement of five of their patents related to data processing.
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Moderna calls itself the “true innovator” in response to CureVac mRNA patent lawsuit, cites broken non-assert promise
Moderna has filed a response to CureVac’s mRNA patent suit, denying infringement, attacking the validity of all 10 patents, and calling the lawsuit “ultimately a meritless attempt to claim success for work it never did”.
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Maxell notches partial USITC win against Samsung as Galaxy import ban recommended
It’s just one part of a multi-theater battle between the two Asian companies which has seen Maxell awarded, and subsequently stripped of, $112 million in damages.
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Wendy’s, Gap, and other merchants hit in Texas PAE campaign asserting ex-Cypress Semiconductor patents
Near Field Electronics is targeting digital payments at a time when point-of-sale devices are becoming a patent hotspot.
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Viasat prevails in $229M jury verdict against Japanese rival over NAND patent infringement
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas has ruled that Kioxia owes Viasat $229 million for infringing one of its flash-memory patents.