Lenovo accuses Nokia of failing to disclose patent rights
Chinese technology company Lenovo has claimed that Nokia can’t enforce 19 video compression patents as the Finnish company failed to comply with requirements to disclose its rights.
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9 April 2021 Nokia and Lenovo have settled a global patent dispute over video compression technology, ending litigation that spanned across multiple continents since 2019.
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