BlackBerry ‘accepts’ $157m patent payment to Nokia
Canadian technology company BlackBerry has said it accepts a ruling from the International Court of Arbitration which ordered it to pay $157 million in patent licensing fees to Nokia.
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16 February 2017 BlackBerry has taken on Nokia in a patent infringement claim, alleging that the Finland-based company has used its proprietary technology.
22 January 2018 The US International Trade Commission has launched an investigation into communications company Nokia and Japanese IT services provider NEC Corporation over certain subsea telecoms systems.