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India hands down first-ever SEP non-infringement decision: Philips fails to prove audio codec patent infringement after 20-year dispute
After over 20 years of litigation, the Delhi High Court has ruled that Philips failed to prove that an Indian competitor had infringed one of its audio codec patents, marking the countryâs first-ever decision of non-infringement of a standard-essential patent.
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Licensing negotiation groups are a vehicle for holdout licensees: Via LAâs Heath Hoglund interview
Via Licensing Allianceâs President Heath Hoglund sat down with ip fray to discuss the highlights from the pool administratorâs third annual Bridge Summit, his thoughts on licensing negotiation groups, and their new semiconductor licensing program plans.
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EWHC clashes with Munich I Regional Court over doctrine of equivalents: rules no infringement in Bayer, Regeneron v. Formycon, Samsung Bioepis
In a 142-page judgment, Mr Justice Meade of the High Court of Justice for England & Wales ruled that Bayer and Regeneronâs equivalence allegations failed, as the patent-in-suitsâ claims were too broad.
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BREAKING: Microsoft takes Via LA HEVC patent pool license
Microsoft has joined Via LAâs HEVC (H.265) patent pool as a licensee, bringing an end to standard-essential patent litigation initiated by licensors M&K, Gensquare LLC, and Tagivan II in Germany, the pool administrator announced today.
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Xiaomiâs IP strategy head Na Wei warns 2025 smartphone market is âflatâ
During a recent speech, Xiaomiâs general manager of corporate business development and IP strategy Na Wei discussed the companyâs IP trajectory so far, the way she believes IP licensing should act as an invisible hand to support the sustainability of the IP system. She also attributes what is now a âflatâ smartphone market to the…
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BREAKING: Nokia ramps up Paramount video streaming enforcement campaign, sues in UPC, Germany
Nokia has sued Paramount in the Unified Patent Courtâs Mannheim Local District and the Munich I Regional Court over the alleged infringement of three video-related patents.
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Federal Circuit reverses $166 million damages award: AT&T, Nokia emerge victorious in radio network patent infringement dispute
The Federal Circuit has reversed a district courtâs ruling that had awarded Finesse Wireless LLC $166 million in damages, after finding no infringement of the asserted patents.
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BYD, IP Bridge settle 4G SEP dispute
Sources close to ip fray have confirmed that IP Bridge has withdrawn its 4G standard-essential patent dispute against the Chinese electric vehicle maker.
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UPCâs Milan Local Division hears Progress Maschinen v. AWM two years after erroneous dismissal
The UPCâs Milan LD now has to decide a lattice girder welding machine patent case, whereas the defendant claims the alleged infringing machines use technology it had already discovered as far back as 2008 (before the patent-in-suit was issued).Â
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Unitree Robotics faces its first-ever patent infringement suit as it starts IPO processÂ
A local chemical company has sued Unitree, the worldâs leading robotic dog manufacturer, in Hangzhou, China, over alleged patent infringement, shortly after the company started preparations to file for an IPO.
