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Google v Oracle SCOTUS ruling Managing IP spoke to four in-house counsel about the impact of the US Supreme Court’s ruling in  Google v Oracle, from Monday, April 5.  The court ruled that Google’s use of Oracle’s code was fair – in a decision that concluded a decade-long battle between the two businesses.  Sources said that the ruling was good for the software industry, but they disagreed on whether the court got the details right. Some attorneys, for example, thought that the court made the right move in declining to rule on the copyrightability of application programming in...

Nokia, Lenovo end global SEP dispute with licensing deal 09-04-2021 17-01-2017 Nokia and Lenovo have settled a global patent dispute over video compression technology, ending litigation that spanned across multiple continents since 2019. Lenovo has agreed to pay a balancing sum to the Finnish technology developer, although financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The parties have also reached a cross-licensing agreement as part of the settlement. Nokia first sued Lenovo for patent infringement in 2019, citing 20 video compression patents that it said were essential to the H.264 standar...

Nokia and Lenovo conclude patent cross-licensing agreement Thursday, 08 April 2021 21:38 Nokia and Lenovo conclude patent cross-licensing agreement Shares Nokia has announced it has concluded a “multi-year, multi-technology patent cross-license agreement with Lenovo”, and while Lenovo will “make a net balancing payment to Nokia”, the terms of the agreement remain confidential. Importantly, we’re told the agreement “resolves all pending patent litigation and other proceedings between the two parties, in all jurisdictions.” Jenni Lukander, President of Nokia Technologies, sa...

Nokia completes multi-year patent cross-licensing agreement with Lenovo Nokia has announced the conclusion of a multi-year patent cross-license agreement with Lenovo, that includes multiple technologies in the cellular and multimedia space. The agreement will require Lenovo to pay a net balancing amount to Nokia for these patents, and it resolves all pending patent litigation between the two companies. Nokia often licenses out their patents to other companies  based on the fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms. The company has around 20,000 patent families, and has more than ...