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Samsung, ASUS seek to dismiss NPE display patent suit, Samsung challenging six of those patents at USPTO
Samsung Display has asked the USPTO to reexamine NeoLayerâs â583 patent, reportedly its sixth challenge, while ASUS and Samsung Electronics have filed a motion to dismiss a parallel Texas case for lack of standing.
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BREAKING: Wilus sues Amazon over Wi-Fi 6 patent infringement
The Korean R&D lab is enforcing the same patent it used in its litigation with ASUS, which resulted in a Germany-wide injunction and ultimately a settlement.
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âSame premise, different plaintiffâ: Adeia seeks to dismiss DISH DJ action over video patents
Adeia claims that DISHâs declaratory judgment action âdoes not allege an actual controversyâ with Adeia over the 10 patents-in-suit. âAt mostâ, it âtries to borrow one from DIRECTVâ, the motion reads.
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How to bring licensing deals over the line, according to Xiaomiâs patent licensing director
In an interview with ip fray, licensing director Cheng Yu discusses how he personally characterizes the conduct of good-faith licensors seeking royalties, weighs whether to sign a deal or risk litigation, and explains the advantages of mediation and more open communication with the global IP community.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): CoA rejects appeal of denial of re-establishment; rejects late patent amendment; access to FRAND agreements; and more
This is a summary of developments in and around the UPC in the calendar week of October 12, 2026.
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Wilus defeats four consecutive Wi-Fi SEP reexaminations, granted additional claims: challenges by Unified Patents
The four consecutive reexamination wins also reinforce the strength of the SEPs in Sisvelâs Wi-Fi patent pool, Chief IP Officer Heath Hoglund noted today.
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Novo Nordisk signs GLP-1 licensing agreement with Chinaâs Hengrui Pharma
Novo Nordisk and Hengrui Pharmaâs agreement, subject to antitrust approval, will allow Novo to obtain exclusive rights to develop, manufacture, and commercialize HRS-1596 globally, excluding mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.
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Roborock turns the tables on Ecovacs: first UPC suit escalates patent war across U.S., Europe, China
Roborock has filed its first UPC infringement suit against Ecovacs, turning their UPC dispute into a two-way fight. Following two reported German injunction wins and the reversal of Ecovacsâ inspection order, the new Munich action escalates a patent battle between Chinese rivals spanning China, Europe and the U.S.
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French consumer rights group urges Disney+ to compensate customers for switching off 4K following InterDigital injunctionsÂ
While Disney+ switched 4K back on again using a workaround in Germany, the streaming giant has not done the same in its other markets, including France.
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Dolby files first-ever patent infringement dispute related to Via Voice Codec Pool
Dolby has sued UK device maker Nothing Technology over a standard-essential patent related to EVS technologies, marking the first action related to Viaâs Voice Codec Pool.