A Chinese chipmaker has agreed to pay $175 million to computer chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to resolve a patent lawsuit that included allegations the Chinese company stole trade secrets, the Taiwanese company said. TSMC filed the lawsuit against Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. in U.S. courts in December 2003. TSMC also claimed that the Chinese firm offered stock options to lure away several TSMC engineers.
February 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A Chinese chipmaker has agreed to pay $175 million to computer chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to resolve a patent lawsuit that included allegations the Chinese company stole trade secrets, the Taiwanese company said.
TSMC, the world’s largest maker of made-to-order chips, said in a statement Sunday night that its Chinese rival — Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. — has agreed to pay the amount in installments over the next six years.
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