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South Korea-based Samsung and Irish company Solas OLED have agreed to settle a patent suit, less than half a year after Samsung lost challenges against the finding that it owes approximately $77 million.
Texan court finds jury’s lump sum award in screen display IP battle was ‘appropriate’
Samsung appeals $62.7m patents win by Dublin-based company Appeal comes after Solas OLED recently filed another three lawsuits against tech giant about 5 hours ago Established in 2016, Solas is an organic light-emitting diodetechnology licensing company that has patents covering the design, circuitry and manufacturing of OLED displays. Photograph: iStock Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly. Samsung has lodged an appeal against a recent $62.7 million (€51.8 million) intellectual property infringement...
Samsung has been ordered to pay $62.7m in damages by a Texas court for infringing two OLED display patents owned by Dublin-based tech licensing firm Solas OLED.
An Irish company has won a court judgement in Germany against tech giants LG and Sony for infringing patented screen technology. Solas Oled is a Dublin-based firm that buys up display technology patents and then sues giants that it believes is infringing those patents. In the Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court in Germany, the firm has secured an order compelling LG and Sony to stop selling certain ‘Oled’ televisions without coming to a new arrangement with Solas. Solas argued that the tech giants were using “a control circuit for light emitting diodes as invented at Stuttgart university”...