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NXP USA Inc et al v. Impinj Inc

  1. March 14, 2024

    Potential Nine-Figure Deal Ends NXP, Impinj Chip Patent Row

    Rival chipmakers Impinj and NXP have agreed to settle multiple patent infringement suits between them following trial victories for Impinj, in a deal where Impinj said NXP will pay it more than $195 million if the license runs for its entire term.

  2. September 01, 2023

    NXP Can't Reverse Loss In Chip Patent Suit Against Impinj

    A Washington federal judge has rejected Dutch chipmaker NXP's bid to void a recent jury verdict clearing rival tech manufacturer Impinj of patent infringement and ruled against the winning firm's request for attorney fees, recognizing both companies "advanced plausible arguments about a set of patents with uncertain scope."

  3. July 26, 2023

    NXP Urges Judge To Scrap Rival Impinj's Chip IP Trial Win

    Dutch chipmaker NXP has asked a Washington federal judge to scrap a recent jury verdict that cleared Impinj of claims that the rival chipmaker ripped off NXP patents, arguing that Impinj's defense relied on unapproved claims constructions and a reasonable jury would have concluded that Impinj products "directly and indirectly" infringed.

  4. June 22, 2023

    Jury Says Chipmaker Impinj Didn't Infringe Rival's Patent

    Seattle chipmaker Impinj Inc. did not infringe a rival's patent involving radio frequency identification tracking technology, a federal jury determined Thursday.

  5. June 21, 2023

    Seattle Jury Urged to Award $9.8M In Chipmaker Impinj IP Trial

    NXP BV urged a federal jury Wednesday to determine that Seattle chipmaker Impinj Inc. infringed a patent involving radio frequency identification, or RFID, tracking technology and to award the Dutch chipmaker $9.8 million in damages.

  6. June 09, 2023

    Chipmaker Impinj Tells Jury It Couldn't Infringe 'Invalid' Patent

    Seattle chipmaker Impinj told a Seattle jury Friday that it couldn't have infringed rival NXP's patent involving technology related to radio frequency identification, or RFID, tracking, arguing the patent is invalid because the innovation it protects is obvious.

  7. June 01, 2023

    IP Forecast: PersonalWeb To Spar Over Atty Fees At Fed. Circ.

    PersonalWeb returns to the Federal Circuit next week over decisions the licensing company has lost after bringing 86 patent suits against Amazon Web Services customers, this time contesting it owes $4.6 million in fees to Amazon's lawyers at Fenwick & West LLP. Here's a look at that case — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.