Global SEP litigation landscape is ‘not working’ because every jurisdiction ‘wants to be important’: closing highlights from OxFora’s Intellectual Property and Competition Forum

Today was the second and final day of the OxFora 14th Intellectual Property and Competition Forum, entitled “The Global Chess Game: International Patent Strategy in a Fragmented World”. The event, which took place at the DPMA Forum in Munich (as well as online) kicked off with a heated debate between speakers from Nokia, Qualcomm, Amazon, and Dell, on preliminary injunctions and rate-setting kicks yesterday (June 23, 2026 ip fray article).

ip fray listened in on all the online sessions to cover some of the biggest highlights from the event.

Below is a short breakdown of the highlights from the final day:

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