US Supreme Court hears Limelight v Akamai arguments
The US Supreme Court has heard arguments on the Limelight v Akamai case, which is expected to shed light on whether a defendant can be held liable for patent infringement if multiple parties have performed different steps of the infringement.
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6 July 2016 A US court has entered its final judgment in a long-running patent infringement dispute between Limelight Networks and Akamai Technologies with the final damages total standing $12 million below the agreed maximum threshold.