29 July 2021Patents

InterDigital SEP valid and infringed by Lenovo: English High Court

InterDigital has won the first round of a telecommunications standard-essential patent (SEP) dispute with Lenovo, after the English High Court ruled today, July 29, that InterDigital’s patent was valid and infringed.

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