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• November 24, 2025

  Nvidia Stole AI Co.'s IP And Trashed $1.5B In Value, Suit Says

  Nvidia Corp. obtained a tech startup's proprietary artificial intelligence software under the guise of a potential acquisition, used the software to develop its own product, then rendered $1.5 billion in IP worthless by publishing the software for anyone to download free, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in New York state court.

• November 24, 2025

  OpenAI Attys Must Share Internal Comms In Copyright MDL

  A New York federal magistrate judge on Monday ordered OpenAI's in-house attorneys to share their internal communications regarding deleted training datasets with authors suing over the alleged use of copyrighted works to train ChatGPT, rejecting OpenAI's argument that the communications are privileged.

• November 24, 2025

  Hytera Fights $290M Restitution Bid At Sentencing Hearing

  Counsel for Hytera Communications Corp. urged an Illinois federal judge Monday to reject prosecutors' request that it pay more than $290 million in restitution to Motorola Solutions Inc. for conspiring to steal its trade secrets, arguing during the first day of a two-day sentencing hearing that Motorola will be made whole by the more than $600 million Hytera must fork over in a parallel civil case.

• November 24, 2025

  Amazon, Gillette Claim Oral-B Toothbrush Heads Were Fakes

  Amazon and Gillette on Monday sued dozens of "bad actors" that the companies claim sold counterfeit Oral-B toothbrush heads on the e-commerce platform, misleading shoppers, lying to Amazon and infringing Gillette's trademarks.

• November 24, 2025

  Fed. Circ. Told To Erase 'Remarkable' $50M Fuel Tank IP Award

  KUS Technology Corp. is urging the Federal Circuit to free it from a nearly $50 million judgment in Wisconsin for its alleged infringement of a fuel tank sensor patent owned by rival SSI Technologies.

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