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2026-09-23
www.tomshardware.com 2026-09-23
The German court's injunction against Micron marks a significant escalation in the protracted patent war between the world's leading memory chipmakers, with implications extending well beyond a single legal ruling. While the immediate impact is confined to two German utility model patents covering 3
2026-09-23
digitimes.com 2026-09-23
2026-09-21
www.iam-media.com 2026-09-21
2026-08-12
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news.google.com 2026-08-12
2026-06-25
www.mlex.com 2026-06-25
China's Supreme Court has clarified its rationale for maintaining sales injunctions against Infineon Technologies' gallium nitride products, signaling a strong commitment to patent enforcement in the semiconductor industry. This decision demonstrates China's evolving approach to intellectual propert
2026-06-15
www.mlex.com 2026-06-15
China's Supreme People's Court upheld a temporary injunction against Infineon Technologies in China, blocking the sale of certain gallium nitride (GaN) products, marking a significant victory for Chinese rival Innoscience in their escalating patent dispute. This ruling underscores China's growing em
2026-06-15
www.mlex.com 2026-06-15
China's Supreme People's Court upheld a temporary injunction against Infineon Technologies' sale of gallium nitride (GaN) products in China, marking a significant victory for rival Innoscience in their escalating patent dispute. This ruling underscores China's growing emphasis on intellectual proper
2026-06-14
macaubusiness.com 2026-06-14
China's Supreme People's Court has issued a final ruling upholding a sales injunction against Infineon Technologies, marking a decisive victory for Innoscience in a high-stakes patent infringement case. The decision confirms a previous ruling by the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court, which found In
2026-06-13
www.manilatimes.net 2026-06-13
The Supreme People's Court of China has issued a final ruling upholding a sales injunction against Infineon Technologies in China, marking a decisive victory for Innoscience in a high-stakes patent infringement case. The decision reinforces an earlier ruling by the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court