Sisvel and Xiaomi end legal dispute with patent licence
Sisvel and Xiaomi have reached a licensing deal over cellular telecommunications patents, ending a global legal dispute which has been before the courts in five countries.
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27 April 2021 Sisvel and Mitsubishi have suffered a loss in their infringement suit against several Chinese mobile phone manufacturers, as the English High Court ruled that a standard-essential patent is not integral to 4G telecom standards.
15 December 2021 Patent pool operator Sisvel has sued Ford, alleging that the carmaker’s SYNC Connect, FordPass SmartLink and FordPass Connect products infringe on four of its cellular network standards.
12 April 2022 Patent pool operator Sisvel has signed a deal with Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo to license a portfolio of more than 1,800 patents deemed essential to the 2G, 3G, and 4G standard.
