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A US judge has cleared the way for Apple’s lawsuit against Rivos to move forward, saying Apple had “sufficiently identified” a trade secret it accuses Rivos of stealing, according to The Spokesman-Review. U.S. District Judge Edward Davila in San Jose said there was enough evidence of “sufficient
Apple has filed a lawsuit against startup Rivos over claims the company has poached more than 40 engineers from the company, some of whom stole gigabytes of information about chips.
Startup Rivos has poached over 40 Apple employees over the past year, according Apple's lawsuit.
Apple is suing a RISC V startup by the name of Rivos Inc. that is based in Santa Clara California and Austin Texas for (1) Breach of Contract, and (2) Violation of the Defend Trade Secrets Act. The company has many engineers from Apple, Google, Qualcomm, Intel and more. Apple's California filing states that "Apple brings this action to prevent Rivos and its employees from exploiting Apple’s most valuable trade secrets
Another day, another lawsuit. Apple is suing technology startup Rivos, claiming it stole the company’s computer-chip trade secrets after poaching its engineers, reports Reuters. Apple’s lawsuit — filed Friday in a California federal court — said Mountain View, California-based Rivos has hired over 4