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Samsung Patent Hints at Potential Clamshell-Style Foldable With Two Cover Displays
Samsung has filed a design patent with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in the US, which received registration approval earlier this month, on March 3. The patent document reveals the design of the purported clamshell-style foldable smartphone. The handset will reportedly feature two cover displays, along with a dual rear camera ...
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US-China AI War? OpenAI's Chris Lehane Flags 'Distillation' Threat At NDTV Summit
India, as the world's largest democracy, will play a "decisive role" in shaping the outcome of the global AI race, Lehane added.
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Apple Ordered to Pay Masimo $634 Million in Apple Watch Patent Dispute
Apple and Masimo’s long-running dispute over blood oxygen technology in the Apple Watch has escalated after a US jury ordered Apple to pay Masimo $634 million (roughly Rs. 5,618 crore) for patent infringement. Masimo welcomed the verdict, while Apple argued that most of Masimo’s patent claims had been invalidated and noted that the patent in q...
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Won't Tolerate Chinese "Exploitation" Of Universities, Theft Of Research: US
The United States will not tolerate "exploitation" of American universities by the Chinese Communist Party or theft of U.S. research and intellectual property, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said on Thursday.
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US Puts India On "Priority Watch List" For Alleged IP Rights Violations
The United States has placed India, along with China and Russia, on its "priority watchlist" of countries on its radar for deficiencies and violations of intellectual property rights (IPR).
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Apple Wins $250 US Jury Verdict in Patent Case Over Masimo Smartwatches
Apple has persuaded a federal jury that initial versions of Masimo's smartwatches violated two of its design patents, amid a wider intellectual property conflict between the two firms. However, the jury granted Apple a mere $250 in damages, in the dispute between both companies.
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ChatGPT Fever Spreads to US Workplace, Firms Raise Concerns Over Intellectual Property Leaks
Many workers across the U.S. are turning to ChatGPT to help with basic tasks, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found, despite fears that have led employers such as Microsoft and Google to curb its use. Companies worldwide are considering how to best make use of ChatGPT, a chatbot program that uses generative AI to hold conversations with users and answer myria...
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Google Must Pay Sonos $32.5 Million in Smart-Speaker Patent Case, US Jury Says
Google must pay $32.5 million in damages to Sonos for infringing one of the firm's patents for its smart speakers, two years after the latter sued the search giant at the US International Trade Commission. A San Francisco federal jury said Google must pay damages in the lawsuit accusing the firm of using Sonos' technology in devices including Googl...
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"Not A Tennis Match": SOS By US House Panel Probing China Ruling Party
China's state-sponsored espionage efforts have stolen American intellectual property and its unfair trade tactics have driven American industries out of business, said Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.
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India On US Intellectual Property "Priority Watch List": What It Means
The United States on Wednesday placed India, China, Russia and four other countries on its annual 'Priority Watch List' for intellectual property protection and enforcement.
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Samsung Patent Hints at Potential Clamshell-Style Foldable With Two Cover Displays
Samsung has filed a design patent with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in the US, which received registration approval earlier this month, on March 3. The patent document reveals the design of the purported clamshell-style foldable smartphone. The handset will reportedly feature two cover displays, along with a dual rear camera ...
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US-China AI War? OpenAI's Chris Lehane Flags 'Distillation' Threat At NDTV Summit
India, as the world's largest democracy, will play a "decisive role" in shaping the outcome of the global AI race, Lehane added.
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Apple Ordered to Pay Masimo $634 Million in Apple Watch Patent Dispute
Apple and Masimo’s long-running dispute over blood oxygen technology in the Apple Watch has escalated after a US jury ordered Apple to pay Masimo $634 million (roughly Rs. 5,618 crore) for patent infringement. Masimo welcomed the verdict, while Apple argued that most of Masimo’s patent claims had been invalidated and noted that the patent in q...
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Won't Tolerate Chinese "Exploitation" Of Universities, Theft Of Research: US
The United States will not tolerate "exploitation" of American universities by the Chinese Communist Party or theft of U.S. research and intellectual property, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said on Thursday.
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US Puts India On "Priority Watch List" For Alleged IP Rights Violations
The United States has placed India, along with China and Russia, on its "priority watchlist" of countries on its radar for deficiencies and violations of intellectual property rights (IPR).
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Apple Wins $250 US Jury Verdict in Patent Case Over Masimo Smartwatches
Apple has persuaded a federal jury that initial versions of Masimo's smartwatches violated two of its design patents, amid a wider intellectual property conflict between the two firms. However, the jury granted Apple a mere $250 in damages, in the dispute between both companies.
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ChatGPT Fever Spreads to US Workplace, Firms Raise Concerns Over Intellectual Property Leaks
Many workers across the U.S. are turning to ChatGPT to help with basic tasks, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found, despite fears that have led employers such as Microsoft and Google to curb its use. Companies worldwide are considering how to best make use of ChatGPT, a chatbot program that uses generative AI to hold conversations with users and answer myria...
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Google Must Pay Sonos $32.5 Million in Smart-Speaker Patent Case, US Jury Says
Google must pay $32.5 million in damages to Sonos for infringing one of the firm's patents for its smart speakers, two years after the latter sued the search giant at the US International Trade Commission. A San Francisco federal jury said Google must pay damages in the lawsuit accusing the firm of using Sonos' technology in devices including Googl...
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"Not A Tennis Match": SOS By US House Panel Probing China Ruling Party
China's state-sponsored espionage efforts have stolen American intellectual property and its unfair trade tactics have driven American industries out of business, said Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.
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India On US Intellectual Property "Priority Watch List": What It Means
The United States on Wednesday placed India, China, Russia and four other countries on its annual 'Priority Watch List' for intellectual property protection and enforcement.
