Wireless technology rivals Qualcomm and Broadcom said last week they have agreed to end two court disputes over patents. The settlement eliminates two of several jury trials scheduled for this year between the rivals -- one involving Broadcom claims that Qualcomm infringed two of its patents and another in which Qualcomm claimed its competitor violated two of its patents. The ferocious legal battle between the two companies has spawned a web of suits and countersuits from California to Europe.
February 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Wireless technology rivals Qualcomm Inc. and Broadcom Corp. said Friday they have agreed to end two court disputes over patents.
The deal was the latest twist in a ferocious legal battle between the two companies over licensing agreements, which has spawned a web of suits and countersuits from California to Europe relating to technologies that power cell phones, Bluetooth devices and wireless Internet equipment.
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