Lenovo gets access to InterDigital licensing info ahead of FRAND trial
The English High Court has handed down another judgment in the ongoing high-profile standard-essential patent (SEP) litigation between InterDigital and Lenovo, clarifying certain confidentiality matters ahead of the next scheduled trial in January.
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