A federal court on Friday dismissed a request by Qualcomm Inc. to delay an import ban on new cell phones containing the company's chips, which were found to infringe patents held by Broadcom Corp. The decision came a day after Verizon Wireless cut a deal with Broadcom that analysts said made it less likely the Bush administration will overturn the ban, as Qualcomm has urged.
July 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A federal court on Friday dismissed a request by Qualcomm Inc. to delay an import ban on new cell phones containing the company’s chips, which were found to infringe patents held by Broadcom Corp.
The decision came a day after Verizon Wireless cut a deal with Broadcom that analysts said made it less likely the Bush administration will overturn the ban, as Qualcomm has urged.
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