Earlier this week, a Texas jury found that Apple’s iPhone and iPad products do not infringe patents owned by Core Wireless that are alleged to be essential to certain cellular standards adopted by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (“ETSI”). The jury also found that Core Wireless did not breach its contractual obligation to offer a
March 2015
Innovatio files three new SEP cases against WiFi chip manufacturers
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This week, Innovatio IP Ventures, LLP filed three new patent infringement cases in the Northern District of Illinois against Realtek Semiconductor Corporation, Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. and Media USA, Inc., manufacturers of WiFi chips. The complaints are identical, save for the defendants’ names and accused products.
Innovatio alleges that the WiFi chips made and sold…
Upcoming programs on IEEE IPR Policy change
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There are a couple of programs coming up this week and next that you may want to check out on the IEEE’s recent intellectual property rights (“IPR”) policy change (see our Feb. 3, 2015 post and Feb. 5, 2015 post). Both of these are programs that can be accessed remotely.
ABA Program. This…
IWS, Cisco and Ruckus stipulate to a final judgment of non-infringement in light of claim construction ruling
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As we previously reported, Cisco and Ruckus Wireless filed complaints against Innovative Wireless Solutions (IWS) in the Western District of Texas for declarations of non-infringement and invalidity of three of IWS’ patents allegedly covering WiFi technology. In their claim construction briefing, the parties disputed the meaning of the term “CSMA/CD”, which stands for “Carrier…