3 March 2021PatentsMuireann Bolger

Intel owes record $2.2bn patent damages says jury verdict

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.

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