USITC says Toyota and Panasonic are not liable for Broadcom patent infringement
The US International Trade Commission ( USITC) has ruled that Broadcom cannot claim patent infringement against Panasonic’s in-car entertainment systems, which are used in Toyota’s cars.
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23 July 2020 Japanese electronics company Panasonic infringed an aeroplane plug socket patent owned by German airline Lufthansa, the English High Court has ruled.
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