07-11-2018
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District Judge Lucy Koh yesterday ruled that Qualcomm must license its standard-essential patents (SEPs) to competitors, delivering a blow to the semiconductor company in its competition dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Qualcomm, US Federal Trade Commission, standard-essential patents, FRAND licensing, semiconductor, summary judgment, market competition, contractual
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