Qualcomm hits back at FTC in one case, sues Apple in another
Qualcomm yesterday hit back at the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in a competition dispute centring on standard-essential patents (SEPs) and, in a separate matter, accused Apple of trade secrets theft.
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24 September 2018 Associations which represent companies including Facebook, Amazon, and Google have supported the US Federal Trade Commission in its patent dispute with semiconductor company Qualcomm.
7 November 2018 District Judge Lucy Koh yesterday ruled that Qualcomm must license its standard-essential patents to competitors, delivering a blow to the semiconductor company in its competition dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission.
