29 March 2022PatentsAlex Baldwin

Patent pool sues Samsung over video encoding SEPs

Samsung has been accused of infringing standard-essential patents (SEPs) in a patent pool of video encoding technology to which it was a prior contributor.

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Patent pool sues Samsung over video encoding SEPs

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