Intellectual Property
Feb. 8, 2014
Wireless patent licensing dispute is first of its kind in California
A spat between computer chip producers is set to become the first trial in the state in which jurors decide the licensing terms for so-called standard essential patents.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A dispute between computer hardware producers is set to become the first trial in California in which jurors decide the licensing terms for so-called standard essential patents, which cover popular technology such as wireless Internet networking and video compression.
Taiwanese chipmaker Realtek Semiconductor Corp. has alleged that San Jose-based competitor LSI Corp. failed to negotiate in good faith a ...
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