12 July 2019Rory O'Neill

Ex-Tesla engineer admits to copying source code; denies wrongdoing

A former Tesla engineer has admitted in court to uploading the source code for an electric car autopilot function, but denies stealing trade secrets.

Already registered?

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

article

Huawei accused of conspiring to steal tech from US lab

10 May 2019 American semiconductor company CNEX Labs has accused Huawei of recruiting a Chinese professor to help steal trade secrets.

article

DoJ charges scientists with conspiracy to steal trade secrets

7 June 2019 The US Department of Justice has charged two scientists with attempting to steal trade secrets from the Water Institute of the Gulf, a research nonprofit.

article

Tesla accuses Rivian of poaching staff and stealing trade secrets

24 July 2020 US electric vehicle and clean energy company Tesla has alleged that rival Rivian has shown “a disturbing pattern of trade secret theft” and that four of its former employees stole confidential information when they left to work for the start-up.

Propel Fuels seeks top-up damages of $1.2bn in secrets case

Leading US trademark firms and lawyers recognised in new national rankings

Lenovo faces US import ban as ITC sides with Ericsson

Samsara v Motive: ‘Secrets case reads like a pulp novel’

USPTO sanctions attorney over sham Chinese TM filings

Peanut the squirrel (RIP) leaps on the meme coin bandwagon

‘The politics of AI are developing’: Will Trump give tech a free ride?

‘It’s not for us’: SCOTUS wary of widening damages net in Dewberry

Ex-Tesla engineer admits to copying source code; denies wrongdoing

More on this story

Editor's picks

Editor's picks

More articles