Intel and OpenSky win appeal at PTAB to quash VLSI patent
Decision undermines an earlier jury verdict which delivered record damages of £2.2bn | Board finds all challenged claims on one of the patents at issue ‘unpatentable’ | Decision is ‘destabilising’, according to one lawyer.
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5 October 2022 USPTO director sanctions company “to the fullest extent” of her power | Vidal accuses OpenSky of abusing IPR process and suspects counsel of committing "ethical violations" | Intel elevated to lead petitioner.
3 March 2021 Intel has been hit with a $2.18 billion damages verdict after a federal jury in Texas ruled that the chipmaker had infringed two patents owned by VLSI Technology.
14 June 2023 Computer chip giant convinces US tribunal to invalidate second patent in dispute that originally cost $2.2bn in damages | Verdict removes remaining $1.5bn award after appeal was lodged by patent holding company.