17 March 2020PatentsEdward Pearcey

Neodron complaint prompts USITC investigation into tech leaders

The US International Trade Commission ( ITC) will investigate possible patent violations of “certain capacitive touch-controlled mobile devices, computers, and components thereof” used by tech companies including Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft following a complaint filed by Ireland’s Neodron.

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