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Phoenix Technologies Ltd. v. VMware, Inc.
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4:15-cv-01414
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May 30, 2017
VMware Owes Phoenix $110M For IP Breach, Jury Hears
Phoenix Technologies told a California federal jury during opening statements Tuesday that VMware should pay $110 million for using its software in ways that violated their licensing agreement, infringing Phoenix's copyright in the process, while VMware countered that the lawsuit is a "shakedown."
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