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Apple sued for Wi-Fi patent infringement by Californian uni

The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has sued Apple for allegedly infringing four of its patents centring on Wi-Fi chips developed by the university.

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Apple sued for Wi-Fi patent infringement by Californian uni

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