Tech and auto companies urge EU to crack down on patent trolls
Tech and auto companies including Apple, BMW, Microsoft, and Samsung have urged the European Commission to take action to stop European courts from issuing automatic injunctions in favour of so-called ‘patent trolls’.
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21 January 2020 Cybersecurity provider Trend Micro is joining the LOT Network, in a bid to combat the threat posed by ‘patent assertion entities’, which it says drain “tens of billions of dollars” from the global economy.
18 February 2020 UK-based nanotechnology company Nanoco Technologies is suing South Korean technology giant Samsung for five patent infringements relating to its quantum dot technology used in LED TVs.
17 February 2021 Groups targeting patent assertion entities are aiming to enlist more members from the financial services sector, after recruiting Barclays.