Eolas v. Amazon.com is descended from one of the most famous patent trials in Internet history. Judge Jon Tigar ruled that Eolas Technologies left too much of the "how" out of its distributed computing claims.
May 27, 2022 at 05:11 PM
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This article is adapted from Scott Graham’s May 27 Skilled in the Art IP briefing.
Following a litigation odyssey from Texas to California where years were consumed over a possible violation of the patent prosecution bar, Eolas Technologies’ patent infringement suit against Amazon, Google and Walmart has ended for a simpler reason:
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar of the Northern District of California. Photo credit: Jason Doiy
