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Caltech claims Samsung infringed wifi patents

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has sued Samsung in federal court, alleging that the mobile giant’s devices infringed wifi patents that were at the centre of a billion-dollar damages case against Apple and Broadcom last year.

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