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Western Digital owes $315.7 million for infringing data security patent, US jury says
Data storage provider Western Digital must pay $315.7 million in damages for violating a patent owner's rights in data security technology, a jury in California federal court said on Friday.
Western Digital Owes $315.7 Million for Patent Infringement (1)
Western Digital Corp. owes SPEX Technologies Inc. $315.7 million for infringing a patent covering encryption technology.
Western Digital loses over $310 million lawsuit for patent infringement — data security patent used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash cards
Western Digital lost a $315.7 million lawsuit over PCMCIA and Compact Flash patents infringed by Ultrastar, My Book, and My Passport products.
Western Digital Ordered to Pay $315.7 Million for Patent Infringement
Western Digital Ordered to Pay $315.7 Million for Patent Infringement Meta Description: A California jury ruled that Western Digital infringed a SPEX Technologies patent on data security technology, resulting in
Western Digital owes US$315.7m for infringing data security patent
The jury determined that several Western Digital self-encrypting hard drive products infringe a SPEX Technologies patent covering data encryption innovations, a SPEX attorney said in an email. San Jose,
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The jury determined that several
Western
Digital
self-encrypting hard drive products infringe a
SPEX
Technologies patent covering data encryption innovations, a
SPEX
attorney said in an email.
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Western Digital owes US$315.7 million for infringing data security patent, US jury says
DATA storage provider Western Digital must pay US$315.7 million in damages for violating a patent owner’s rights in data ...
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