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India's Proposal Key To Vaccinating Billions In Poorer Countries
Covid-19 vaccines look set to protect millions of citizens of the world's richest countries in the coming months. But inoculating the rest of the planet's population may mean finding a way around an impasse over intellectual property.
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5G’s Arrival Tees Up Patent Fights in Market Set to Grow 12,000 Percent
Battles unfolding on several continents over who profits from connected cars, smart homes, and robotic surgery may dwarf the size and scope of the tech industry’s first worldwide patent war – the one over smartphones.
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Huawei Insists It's the Victim This Time of Stolen Trade Secrets
Huawei may be fighting allegations around the world that it's stolen technological know-how from other companies, but in a Texas court case it says it's the victim.
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Apple Escapes One Import Ban in Qualcomm Fight, Faces Another
Qualcomm has fired multiple legal shots at Apple aiming to use patents to get an import ban on the iPhone. In separate rulings Tuesday, one hit and one missed.
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Apple, Qualcomm Wave 5G Flag in Bid for US Help in Dispute
Apple and Qualcomm finally agree on something: the importance of 5G mobile phone technology for the US.
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Apple, Qualcomm Legal Tangle Heading for Clarity as Trials Begin
After more than a year of vicious accusations and a flurry of lawsuits and counter claims, Apple and Qualcomm's multibillion-dollar legal dispute is about to get serious.
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Tech Giants Offer Startups Free Patents in Bid to Foil Lawsuits
It's a carrot to entice startup companies to join the LOT Network, a non-profit created by Google and Canon four years ago.
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China Wants to Win the Computing Arms Race
Chinese universities and US technology companies such as IBM and Microsoft are racing to develop quantum computers.
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Qualcomm Said to Seek US Ban on Import of iPhones
Qualcomm is preparing to ask the International Trade Commission to stop the iPhone, which is built in Asia, from entering the country, threatening to block Apple's iconic product from the American market.
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Apple Wins Appeal Reinstating $119.6 Million Samsung Verdict Over Slide-to-Unlock Patent
The decision Friday comes less than a week before the US Supreme Court considers another case Apple had filed against Samsung.
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Qualcomm, Ericsson Join Program to License Patents to Automakers
Qualcomm, Ericsson, ZTE, and Royal KPN will license the patents through a newly formed company called Avanci.
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Huawei Sues Samsung, Demands Royalties on Phone and Tablet Tech
The patents cover communications networks and software to operate LTE networks established through international standard-setting organisations.
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Warren Buffett-Backed Bid May Unlock Yahoo Growth: Report
Warren Buffett struck media gold with a 2012 investment in debt-laden Media General Inc. Now the famed investor may try to reprise that success by supporting a bid for Yahoo Inc's internet assets.
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Nvidia, Samsung Settle Over Graphics-Processing Chips
The agreement came hours before the US International Trade Commission in Washington was scheduled to announce its final decision.
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Apple Gets Closer to Knocking Out $533 Million Patent Verdict
The improvement in odds is thanks in part to its frequent nemesis in patent lawsuits, Samsung Electronics.
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India's Proposal Key To Vaccinating Billions In Poorer Countries
Covid-19 vaccines look set to protect millions of citizens of the world's richest countries in the coming months. But inoculating the rest of the planet's population may mean finding a way around an impasse over intellectual property.
-
5G’s Arrival Tees Up Patent Fights in Market Set to Grow 12,000 Percent
Battles unfolding on several continents over who profits from connected cars, smart homes, and robotic surgery may dwarf the size and scope of the tech industry’s first worldwide patent war – the one over smartphones.
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Huawei Insists It's the Victim This Time of Stolen Trade Secrets
Huawei may be fighting allegations around the world that it's stolen technological know-how from other companies, but in a Texas court case it says it's the victim.
-
Apple Escapes One Import Ban in Qualcomm Fight, Faces Another
Qualcomm has fired multiple legal shots at Apple aiming to use patents to get an import ban on the iPhone. In separate rulings Tuesday, one hit and one missed.
-
Apple, Qualcomm Wave 5G Flag in Bid for US Help in Dispute
Apple and Qualcomm finally agree on something: the importance of 5G mobile phone technology for the US.
-
Apple, Qualcomm Legal Tangle Heading for Clarity as Trials Begin
After more than a year of vicious accusations and a flurry of lawsuits and counter claims, Apple and Qualcomm's multibillion-dollar legal dispute is about to get serious.
-
Tech Giants Offer Startups Free Patents in Bid to Foil Lawsuits
It's a carrot to entice startup companies to join the LOT Network, a non-profit created by Google and Canon four years ago.
-
China Wants to Win the Computing Arms Race
Chinese universities and US technology companies such as IBM and Microsoft are racing to develop quantum computers.
-
Qualcomm Said to Seek US Ban on Import of iPhones
Qualcomm is preparing to ask the International Trade Commission to stop the iPhone, which is built in Asia, from entering the country, threatening to block Apple's iconic product from the American market.
-
Apple Wins Appeal Reinstating $119.6 Million Samsung Verdict Over Slide-to-Unlock Patent
The decision Friday comes less than a week before the US Supreme Court considers another case Apple had filed against Samsung.
-
Qualcomm, Ericsson Join Program to License Patents to Automakers
Qualcomm, Ericsson, ZTE, and Royal KPN will license the patents through a newly formed company called Avanci.
-
Huawei Sues Samsung, Demands Royalties on Phone and Tablet Tech
The patents cover communications networks and software to operate LTE networks established through international standard-setting organisations.
-
Warren Buffett-Backed Bid May Unlock Yahoo Growth: Report
Warren Buffett struck media gold with a 2012 investment in debt-laden Media General Inc. Now the famed investor may try to reprise that success by supporting a bid for Yahoo Inc's internet assets.
-
Nvidia, Samsung Settle Over Graphics-Processing Chips
The agreement came hours before the US International Trade Commission in Washington was scheduled to announce its final decision.
-
Apple Gets Closer to Knocking Out $533 Million Patent Verdict
The improvement in odds is thanks in part to its frequent nemesis in patent lawsuits, Samsung Electronics.
