Asus settles Wi-Fi patent dispute with Sisvel pool
Asus and Sisvel pool members have ended litigation by signing a license agreement for the standard essential patents in Sisvel's Wi-Fi Multimode pool. This agreement resolves the ongoing legal disputes between the parties.
Key Takeaways
- Asus signed a license agreement covering standard essential patents in Sisvel’s Wi-Fi Multimode pool.
- The agreement ends litigation between Asus and Sisvel pool members.
- The dispute involved patents tied to Wi-Fi Multimode pool licensing.
Why It Matters
This ends an active patent dispute and replaces litigation with a licensing deal for Sisvel’s Wi-Fi Multimode pool. For companies shipping Wi-Fi-enabled hardware, it underscores how standard essential patent licensing can close legal risk without a court fight. The broader ecosystem angle is straightforward: these pool agreements are a mechanism for resolving SEP disputes around core connectivity standards. What to watch next is whether either side discloses the scope of the license beyond the pool itself, since the article only says it covers Sisvel’s Wi-Fi Multimode pool patents.
Read full article at juve-patent.com
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