Google resolves Tensor chip patent infringement case in the U.S.
Google's settlement over the Tensor chip patent lawsuit is done. Get insights into the resolution of this groundbreaking legal battle.
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Google's settlement over the Tensor chip patent lawsuit is done. Get insights into the resolution of this groundbreaking legal battle.
The infringement case focused on a Massachusetts-based firm that said Google used its proprietary tech for AI features in Google Search, Gmail, and more.
Singular Computing has initiated a $1.67 billion legal action against Google, asserting the misappropriation of its patented AI technology.
Google is facing a $1.67 bln damages demand for infringing patents
Alphabet's Google went before a federal jury in Boston on Tuesday to argue against a computer scientist's claims that it should pay his company $1.67 billion for infringing patents that allegedly cover the processors used to power artificial intelligence technology in Google products. A lawyer for Singular Computing, founded by Massachusetts-based computer scientist Joseph Bates, told jurors that Google copied Bates' technology after repeatedly meeting with him to discuss his ideas to solve a problem central to developing AI, Reuters said.