Between victory for Intel, Apple and HP in Patent Dispute with X2Y

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Intel has achieved with Apple and Hewlett-Packard in a first determination of the International Trade Commission (ITC) of the United States an interim victory in patent dispute with the company X2Y Attenuators. The Administrative Law Judge David Shaw has been aloud to an ITC release (PDF) that none of the three arguments put forward by X2Y patents are infringed. Thus, Intel should continue to fully implement its products as well as HP and Apple computer such that you will be where Intel's products.


In the process it comes to patents 7,609,500 ("Universal Energy conditioning interposer with circuit architecture"), 7,916,444 and 8,023,241 (both "Arrangement for Energy Conditioning"). Shaw has explained the last two patents also invalid. The X2Y lawyers want a report from the Wall Street Journal to achieve that the ITC revising the decision.

In the process is Congressman from California, Oregon, Arizona and Massachusetts had interfered in which Intel has major operations. They had asked the ITC to impose a ban. X2Y had claims to Intel previously offered to license the technology in question, which had rejected the processor manufacturer.

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