How Cisco’s IP Strategy to Stop Arista Went Bust
Scott Graham, The Recorder Two and a half years ago, Cisco Systems Inc. declared IP war on networking rival Arista Networks Inc. Cisco general counsel Mark Chandler announced on his blog “official action to stop Arista’s brazen misappropriation of the fruits of our...
Intel seemingly hints of potential patent infringement around x86 emulation on ARM
Intel is warning other companies that emulation of x86 on various processors requires the proper intellectual property licensing. Do Microsoft, Qualcomm, and their PC partners make the cut? By Mary Jo Foley for All About Microsoft | June 9, 2017 At the end of what...
US Begins Patent Infringement Investigation Into Certain Nikon Cameras, Software
by Jeff Meyer | May 29, 2017 The US International Trade Commission has begun a patent infringement investigation into certain “Nikon digital cameras, software and components,” according to reports in the business press. The investigation stems from a countersuit filed...
Part 1: In the Heart of the TC Heartland Decision: Continued Uncertainty
SCOTUS Reverses Decades Old Decision: Ultimately Serves Only to Introduce Additional Uncertainty by: Patrick Anderson | May 22, 2017 Today, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a unanimous opinion in TC Heartland, LLC v Kraft Foods Group Brands LLC. By...
