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US trade tribunal finds Lenovo smartphones infringe Ericsson patents

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By Blake Brittain The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Tuesday that smartphones made by Lenovo’s Motorola Mobility infringe patents owned by Ericsson, which could lead to a ban on U.S. imports of the phones if the decision is upheld. An ITC judge said in an initial ruling that the smartphones violate Ericsson’s patent rights in 5G wireless technology, handing Sweden-based Ericsson a preliminary victory in its international patent lice…

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US trade tribunal finds Lenovo smartphones infringe Ericsson patents

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What is known about the possible ban on Motorola phones in the U.S.

Motorola faces a possible ban on selling its phones in the U.S. (USA) due to a legal dispute with Ericsson over patent infringement related to 5G wireless technology. The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) recently issued a preliminary ruling in favor of Ericsson, indicating that models of Motorola’s Moto G, Edge and Razr lines violate these patents. Subscribe to our Telegram channel and bring the information into your hands. The failure …

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Lenovo and Motorola are sued by Ericsson in the US for patent infringement

Read the original note in the following link: Lenovo and Motorola are sued by Ericsson in the US for patent infringement Lenovo and their subsidiary Motorola Mobility are under scrutiny in the US following Ericsson's lawsuit for the unauthorized use of patent-protected wireless technologies. According to the International Trade Commission (ITC), models such as Moto G, Edge and Razr incorporate these technologies without having the necessary lice…

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United States determines that Lenovo has infringed Ericsson's patents

After several months of dispute, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) found that Lenovo-made smartphones infringe multiple patents owned by Ericsson. The Chinese-born company accuses Ericsson of refusing to license its patents in reasonable and non-discriminatory terms. The judge in charge of the case ruled in favour of Ericsson, noting that phones manufactured under the brand name of Motorola, Lenovo’s subsidiary, violated multiple Eri…

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Motorola phones by Lenovo found to have infringed Ericsson’s patents

It looks like Lenovo could be facing some serious financial consequences in the US. This is because the US International Trade Commission has found that Lenovo-owned Motorola Mobility has infringed upon patents owned by Ericsson. If the decision is upheld, it could result in a ban on US imports of Motorola phones. Patent infringement Companies own patents for all kinds of inventions and processes. This means that another company usually has to …

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