R2 Semiconductor Files New Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Intel In France, Trial For Similar Patent Infringement Claim Begins In U.K. April 16
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R2 Semiconductor has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Intel and its customers, including Dell and HP, in France, following successful court actions in Germany. The lawsuit, which concerns integrated voltage regulation technology, comes ahead of a similar trial against Intel in the U.K. R2 has also sued Amazon Web Services and Fujitsu in Germany for using infringing Intel chips. R2's technology is claimed to be critical to Intel's products in various markets, yet R2 alleges it has not been compensated.
April 08, 2024 | 1:04 pm
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Dell is named as a customer of Intel in a new patent infringement lawsuit filed by R2 Semiconductor in France, related to integrated voltage regulation technology.
Being named as a customer in the lawsuit could lead to negative implications for Dell, including potential disruptions to its supply chain and product offerings if injunctions against Intel's products are enforced.
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Fujitsu faces a lawsuit in Germany by R2 Semiconductor for using Intel chips that allegedly infringe on R2's patented technology.
The lawsuit against Fujitsu in Germany for using infringing Intel chips could lead to negative outcomes for Fujitsu, including potential injunctions and the need to find alternative suppliers.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise is involved in a patent infringement lawsuit in France as a customer of Intel, over technology critical to Intel's products.
HPE's involvement as a customer in the lawsuit could have negative short-term impacts, including potential supply chain disruptions and challenges in offering products that rely on Intel's technology.
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Intel faces a new patent infringement lawsuit in France by R2 Semiconductor, adding to its legal challenges in Europe over integrated voltage regulation technology.
The lawsuit in France, combined with the ongoing legal proceedings in Germany and the upcoming trial in the U.K., could negatively impact Intel's operations and financials in the short term due to potential injunctions and damages.
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