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MIT targets Amazon over cloud-security patents
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology alleges that Amazon Web Services infringes two patents covering hardware-based identification and cryptographic security, in a dispute involving Synopsys technology used in cloud infrastructure and connected devices. The...
MIT targets Amazon over cloud-security patents
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology alleges that Amazon Web Services infringes two patents covering hardware-based identification and cryptographic security, in a dispute involving Synopsys technology used in cloud infrastructure and connected devices. The...
Biocon settles Genentech’s US patent dispute over Perjeta biosimilar
A global settlement resolves patent disputes over Biocon’s proposed breast cancer biosimilar, Pebrilzo, and sets a licensed US launch window for the third quarter of 2028, subject to regulatory approval. Biocon Biologics has reached a global patent settlement and...
Ericsson sues Disney in Brazil over multimedia patents
The Swedish telecom company has launched a patent infringement action in Rio de Janeiro, alleging that Disney’s streaming services use its patented video codec technology without a license. Ericsson has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against The Walt Disney...
Clarivate and Sterne Kessler announce partnership to develop AI-enhanced patent workflow solutions
Advancing how teams work more efficiently and make better-informed decisions across the patent lifecycle London, UK, October 13, 2026 - Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a leading global provider of transformative intelligence, today announced a co-development partnership...
UKIPO finds AI content-moderation system not shown to infringe patent
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has concluded that an AI-powered content-moderation system offered by Unitary Ltd. has not been shown to infringe a patent owned by Lighthouse Technologies Limited. In Opinion 11/26, issued on September 23, the UKIPO...
Sibionics challenges Abbott patent in latest glucose-monitoring dispute
Chinese medical-device company Sibionics has denied allegations that it infringes Abbott's patented glucose-monitoring technology and is challenging the validity of a patent protecting technology used in Abbott's FreeStyle wearable systems. The development was...
Stratasys wins $27.6m patent verdict against Bambu Lab as second trial looms
A Texas federal jury has found four Bambu Lab entities liable for willful infringement of four Stratasys patents covering 3D-printing technologies, awarding approximately $27.6 million in past damages in the first of two related patent cases. Stratasys has secured a...
Stratasys wins $27.6m patent verdict against Bambu Lab as second trial looms
A Texas federal jury has found four Bambu Lab entities liable for willful infringement of four Stratasys patents covering 3D-printing technologies, awarding approximately $27.6 million in past damages in the first of two related patent cases. Stratasys has secured a...
US ITC opens patent probe into Samsung, Apple, and Google over audio technology
BoomCloud 360 alleges that devices incorporating spatial-audio technologies infringe three US patents and seeks a limited exclusion order and cease-and-desist orders. The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has opened a Section 337 investigation into Apple,...
Daiichi Sankyo loses six Chinese patent-linkage cases over mirogabalin
CNIPA reportedly finds generic versions of two dosage strengths fall outside three Daiichi Sankyo formulation patents. Daiichi Sankyo has lost six Chinese patent-linkage cases concerning generic versions of mirogabalin after China's National Intellectual Property...
USPTO tightens requirements for restoring abandoned and lapsed patent rights
New practice reduces from two years to one year the period after which applicants and patent owners must provide additional information explaining an unintentional delay. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has changed its practice for petitions...
English Court of Appeal backs arbitration for global RAND determination in SEP dispute
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that an SEP owner can, in appropriate circumstances, offer an immediate license under which final RAND terms are determined by arbitration, potentially providing a single mechanism for resolving global licensing terms. The English...
Japan and Thailand deepen cooperation on patent examination and IP enforcement
Japan and Thailand are strengthening cooperation on intellectual property, including a new Patent Prosecution Highway initiative, examiner training, and measures to combat online counterfeiting. The Japan Patent Office (JPO) and Thailand's Department of Intellectual...
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