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Convolve, Inc. v. Dell Inc. et al
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2:08-cv-00244
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February 11, 2015
Dell Stuck With Infringement Verdict In Hard Drive IP Suit
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday shot down Dell Inc. and a Hitachi Ltd. unit's bids to undo a $5.4 million jury verdict in a case that found they infringed on an engineering company's patent for improved hard drive performance.
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July 28, 2011
Jury Hits Dell, Others For $5.4M In Hard Drive IP Case
A Texas jury on Tuesday awarded $5.4 million to engineering company Convolve Inc. in a case alleging Dell Inc., Western Digital Corp. and Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Inc. infringed a patented system for improving hard disk drive performance.
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June 19, 2008
Dell, Others Hooked Into Vibration-Control Patent Suit
Computer maker Dell Inc. and several makers of hard-disk drives have been rounded up in a patent infringement suit by engineering firm Convolve Inc. over technology that reduces machine vibrations.