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California judge hands down FRAND licence in Ericsson case

A US judge has handed down a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licence for standard-essential patents (SEPs) in a high-profile quarrel between telecoms company Ericsson and TCL, a China-based smartphone maker.

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California judge hands down FRAND licence in Ericsson case

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