24 September 2018Patents

Tech associations back FTC in Qualcomm FRAND dispute

Associations which represent companies including Facebook, Amazon, and Google have supported the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in its patent dispute with semiconductor company Qualcomm.

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Tech associations back FTC in Qualcomm FRAND dispute

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