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Applied Materials, Inc. v. Demaray LLC
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5:20-cv-09341
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January 20, 2026
Applied Materials Settles Patent Fight On Eve Of Calif. Trial
Chipmaking equipment company Applied Materials has settled its lawsuit in California federal court that sought a finding that it didn't infringe a pair of technology patents that had also been at issue in a $4 billion patent case where a jury cleared Samsung of infringement.
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December 20, 2024
Samsung Contractor Still Partly On Hook In Patent Suit
A California federal judge has partially denied a Samsung contractor's attempt to beat a suit alleging two of its products infringe a pair of technology patents, only agreeing to narrow which claims can move to trial.
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May 07, 2024
In Calif. Case, Samsung Contractor Points To Waco Verdict
A Samsung contractor says a Texas jury verdict that cleared the South Korean phone maker from a $4 billion patent suit should free it from similar allegations in a case in California.