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ParkerVision has been granted the opportunity to immediately appeal a key ruling in its patent infringement case against Qualcomm. The company believes the district court’s claim construction contradicts federal guidelines, potentially allowing for a reversal of the summary judgment.
ParkerVision’s expedited appeal against Qualcomm will be heard on June 1, 2026, by the Federal Circuit. The company also faces delays in its other ongoing litigation matters with MediaTek and Realtek.
ParkerVision's push for Supreme Court review in its patent case against TCL and LG highlights critical concerns about the Federal Circuit's practices, with notable support from former judges and a consensus from the legal community. As the case gains traction, it underscores the importance of written opinions in upholding patent rights, with the Supreme Court set to consider the petition on March 21.
ParkerVision has moved the start date of its patent infringement trial with MediaTek to March 20, 2026. This adjustment comes as the company seeks to enforce its intellectual property rights.
Delta Gold Technologies has entered into a research and technology licensing agreement with Penn State University, focusing on quantum computing innovations with gold.
ParkerVision has filed its opening brief in the expedited appeal against Qualcomm, marking a significant step in the ongoing legal battle, as the company pushes for a resolution after nearly 12 years of litigation.
ParkerVision has expressed disappointment over the recent court ruling in its lengthy patent dispute with Qualcomm, targeting key aspects of its receiver patents.
Netlist has finalized a $445 million damages award against Micron after the Court denied post-trial motions, marking a significant legal victory for the memory technology company.
Delta Gold Technologies has advanced C$269,000 to the University of Toronto for quantum computing research, reflecting strong progress in their initiatives.