Apple faces $400m bill for university patent infringement
Apple is facing a potential $400 million bill after a US court found it infringed a patent owned by the University of Wisconsin—Madison that improves the efficiency of processing chips.
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19 October 2015 Apple has been ordered to pay $234 million in damages after it was found to have an infringed a patent owned by the University of Wisconsin—Madison.
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