Apple sues Qualcomm for demanding unfair patent royalties
Apple has sued Qualcomm, accusing the semiconductor company of abusing its monopoly in the mobile device market to gain unfair royalties from Apple’s inventions.
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20 June 2023 Lawsuits target chips or chipsets used to communicate over wireless networks | Plaintiff can date company origins back to the 19th century, and claims to own hundreds of patents relevant to the telecommunications industry.
18 March 2019 Qualcomm secured a victory in the latest skirmish of its long-running fight with Apple late on Friday, March 15, with a jury finding that Apple had infringed three patents.
