A federal jury has backed Eastman Kodak in a high-stakes, patent infringement dispute with Sun Microsystems over its Java programming language. Jurors decided Friday that Sun infringed on technology that Kodak acquired when it bought Wang Laboratories' imaging software business in 1997. The lawsuit moves to the penalty phase this week, with Kodak seeking $1.06 billion in lump-sum royalties.
October 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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