After four years of litigation, inventors of multiple WiFi-related coding technologies from the California Institute of Technology on Wednesday won a $1.1 billion judgment against Apple Inc. and Broadcom Inc.
Apple and Broadcom were accused of infringing on multiple patents for technology in billions of iPhones, iPads, Mac computers and smart watches that implemented Caltech's products without permission. Caltech's patents were issue...
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