Intel Corporation v. VLSI Technology LLC

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Case Number:

1:24-cv-00803

Court:

Delaware

Nature of Suit:

Patent

Judge:

Colm F. Connolly

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  1. December 04, 2024

    Intel, VLSI Agree To Pause Del. IP Fight Ahead Of Texas Trial

    Prodded by a federal judge in Delaware, Intel Corp. and VLSI Technology LLC agreed Wednesday to stay motions to dismiss or transfer an Intel Corp. suit over claims that it already holds licenses to patents that VLSI asserts it controls, as a similar patent battle moves forward in Texas.

  2. December 03, 2024

    Intel's License Fight With VLSI In Texas Gets May Trial Date

    A Texas federal judge has set a May trial date for Intel's claim that it already has a license to VLSI's chip patents in their multibillion-dollar dispute.

  3. October 17, 2024

    VLSI To Del. Judge: 'There Is Nothing Else To Disclose'

    VLSI Technology LLC has fully complied with its disclosure requirements for ownership and litigation funding, and Intel Corp.'s claims otherwise in patent licensing litigation don't hold up, VLSI told a Delaware federal judge.

  4. October 03, 2024

    Intel Calls VLSI's Ownership, Funding Disclosures Insufficient

    Intel is urging Delaware's chief federal judge to make VLSI Technology reveal its ownership and sources of litigation funding, saying the disclosures provided so far in their dispute over the scope of a patent license are "plainly deficient."

  5. September 18, 2024

    VLSI Wants Intel License Fight To Be Tossed Or Sent To Texas

    VLSI is fighting against a suit in which Intel has claimed it already has a license to various VLSI patents, saying the case should either be transferred out of Delaware federal court or dismissed outright.

  6. July 10, 2024

    Intel Asks Del. Court To Affirm It Has License To VLSI Patents

    Intel has launched a suit in Delaware federal court asking for an order that it already has a license to various VLSI patents, the latest in a sprawling legal fight between the two parties over microchips.