Qualcomm must license SEPs on FRAND terms, FTC tells court
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has asked District Judge Lucy Koh to rule that semiconductor company Qualcomm must license its wireless standard-essential patents (SEP) to competitors.
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15 October 2018 Nokia has defended Qualcomm in its standard-essential patent (SEP) dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which has also responded to Nokia’s arguments.
18 October 2018 The US Federal Trade Commission and semiconductor company Qualcomm are at loggerheads over the inclusion of post-discovery evidence in their dispute, according to a recent filing.
7 November 2018 District Judge Lucy Koh yesterday ruled that Qualcomm must license its standard-essential patents to competitors, delivering a blow to the semiconductor company in its competition dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission.
