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InterDigital Communications Inc. et al v. ZTE Corporation et al
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January 02, 2020
Del. Judge Closes 9-Year InterDigital, ZTE Patent Battle
A Delaware federal judge on Thursday dismissed two infringement suits InterDigital filed against Chinese smartphone maker ZTE after the parties signaled to the court last month they were ready to bury the hatchet in a patent war sparked in 2011.
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September 15, 2015
Nokia, ZTE Get PTAB To Nix InterDigital Wireless Patent
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board on Monday invalidated many claims of a InterDigital Communications Inc. wireless communications patent in an America Invents Act review requested by Microsoft Corp.'s Nokia unit, which is accused of infringing it, and ZTE Corp., which has been found to infringe.
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October 28, 2014
ZTE Infringes InterDigital Wireless Patents, Jury Says
A Delaware federal jury found Tuesday that smartphones made by Chinese mobile device company ZTE Corp. infringe three InterDigital Communications Inc. patents for wireless technology.
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May 30, 2014
InterDigital Gets Wireless Patent FRAND Claims Scrubbed
InterDigital Communications Inc. will not have to face claims that it failed to license its standard-essential wireless patents on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms, after a Delaware federal judge threw out counterclaims by accused infringers Nokia Corp. and ZTE Corp. Wednesday, saying that addressing them would serve "no useful purpose."