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Philip Brooks' Patent Infringement Updates:::
Appearing before the U.S. International Trade Commission, Scott McGregor and judge found last year that Qualcomm's chips violated Broadcom's patents.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission said that Qualcomm is infringing on one of Broadcom's patents, dealing a blow to Qualcomm
in an ongoing patent battle between the companies.
The Commission hasn't yet issued a penalty for the infringement and Qualcomm pledged to appeal the decision. The companies
are in the midst of many other lawsuits with each other regarding cell phone patents.
TechLuver.com » Qualcomm::
International Trade Commission Rules in Favor of Nokia Over Qualcomm . The panel found that Qualcomm willfully violated three of Broadcom’s patents on
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Trade Commission (ITC), a federal agency, has banned imports of any new phones made with Qualcomm chips because they violate a patent held by Broadcom.
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Broadcom said the Commission could bar Qualcomm from importing its chips to the U.S., forbid Qualcomm from selling the infringing
products in the U.S., and even ban the import of phones containing the chips.
But Qualcomm says that the Administrative Law Judge, who made the initial ruling that was upheld by the Commission, has recommended
against barring the import of phones that use the chips.
Morrison & Foerster : Legal Updates & News : Legal Updates : D.C. ::
Federal Trade Commission[2]. On appeal, the D.C. Circuit agreed with Rambus’s argument that, even if its non-disclosure did violate JEDEC’s rules,
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The Commission made its ruling on Friday and both Qualcomm and Broadcom released statements on Monday. The Commission will
issue its remedy decision by Feb. 9.
Qualcomm has downplayed the importance of the technology in question, saying it is based on software and not fundamental to
CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), the mobile technology that Qualcomm created and is best known for. Qualcomm has said
previously that it is exploring ways to work around the technology.
The two companies have several other outstanding cases against each other. One is set to be tried in March, another in May,
and a third doesn't yet have a trial date set. Broadcom is also appealing an antitrust suit that it filed against Qualcomm
which has been dismissed.
Broadcom is also one of five technology companies that filed anticompetitive complaints against Qualcomm with the European Commission.
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