Philips patent invalidated in SEP fight with HTC and AsusTek
The English High Court has held that a standard-essential patent (SEP) owned by technology company Philips is invalid, two months after it upheld the validity of another related SEP in the same dispute.
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18 September 2020 Koninklijke Philips NV has filed a spate of suits against competitors Dell Technologies, Lenovo, HP, and Intel in a US district court, accusing them of infringing copy-protected patents.
20 July 2018 The English High Court yesterday upheld the validity of a standard-essential patent owned by Philips in the technology company’s ongoing dispute with Taiwanese firms HTC and AsusTek,
