Intel Corp. and VLSI Technology LLC are making competing final pushes for a Texas federal judge to decide whether a 2012 ...

VLSI Technology v. Intel is just the fourth jury trial in a patent infringement case before U.S. District Judge Alan Albright of the Western District of Texas. Albright has developed the nation's ...

VLSI Technology LLC, the company that won a $2.75 billion jury verdict in a patent trial against Intel Corp. in Texas last year, is aiming even higher in its Delaware action against the same company.

A U.S. Patent and Trademark Office tribunal has agreed to review the validity of one of the patents behind Intel Corp's $2.18 billion trial loss to VLSI Technology LLC, opening a potential pathway ...

A Delaware federal judge put VLSI Technology LLC's patent case against Intel Corp on hold Monday, citing a failure to provide sufficient information about the company's investors.

A U.S. appeals court has sided with Intel, vacating a roughly $2.2 billion patent-infringement verdict won by VLSI Technology PHIA0.23%increase; green up pointing triangle, which argues that some ...

A Texas jury has asked Intel to pay $2.18 billion for infringing two patents owned by VLSI Technology, according to Bloomberg. VLSI seemingly rose from the dead in 2019 specifically to sue.

Intel Corp. was told to pay VLSI Technology $2.18 billion by a federal jury in Texas after losing a patent-infringement trial over technology related to chip making, one of the largest patent ...

VLSI Technology, USPTO Director Kathi Vidal has ordered sua sponte Director review of a PTAB panel’s decision on remand to institute OpenSky’s IPR challenge to a patent owned by VLSI Technology.

On November 17, patent owner VLSI Technology and petitioner OpenSky Industries each filed briefs at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in response to Director Kathi Vidal’s order for ...

VLSI Technology LLC, IPR2021-01064, Paper 102 at 35-36 (P.T.A.B. Oct. 4, 2022) (“[W]here a petitioner has not been sued for infringement, and is a non-practicing entity, legitimate questions may ...