26 July 2017Patents

Apple ordered to pay over $500m in patent dispute with University of Wisconsin

A US judge has ordered Apple to pay an additional $272 million in damages to the University of Wisconsin over its use of “predictor circuit” patents, bringing the total amount owed by Apple to more than $500 million.

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Apple ordered to pay over $500m in patent dispute with University of Wisconsin

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