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5 August 2015Patents

Federal Circuit slashes $1.5bn Marvell damages for Carnegie infringement

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has granted US chip maker Marvell Technology a partial victory by slashing the $1.54 billion in damages it owes Carnegie Mellon University for patent infringement.

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