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Broadcom Corporation v. Emulex Corporation
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July 05, 2012
Emulex, Broadcom Strike $58M Patent Licensing Deal
Semiconductor and wireless communications firm Broadcom Corp. on Thursday agreed to a partial settlement with rival Emulex Corp. in their dispute over patents for high-speed broadband technology, with Emulex agreeing to pay $58 million in release and license fees for use of three Broadcom patents.
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October 13, 2011
Jury Issues Mixed Verdict In Emulex, Broadcom IP Suit
Emulex Corp. said Thursday that it had been found partially liable for infringement in a dispute with Broadcom Corp. over patents for high-speed broadband technology, but that the jury deadlocked on four of the six patents-in-suit.
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September 21, 2011
Broadcom Tells Jury Emulex Owes $5M For Infringement
Broadcom Corp. told a California federal jury Wednesday that it's seeking $5 million in damages over Emulex Corp.'s use of computer chips in its products that allegedly infringe six Broadcom patents covering high-speed broadband communication technology.