04-09-2018
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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has asked District Judge Lucy Koh to rule that semiconductor company Qualcomm must license its wireless standard-essential patents (SEP) to competitors.
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Qualcomm, US Federal Trade Commission, Lucy Koh, standard-essential patent, FRAND, patent licensing, semiconductor, mobile devices, chip, communications
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