InterDigital, Inc. has won a third injunction against Disney from Europe's Unified Patent Court.
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InterDigital has won a third injunction against Disney from Europe's Unified Patent Court. More details here - https://lnkd.in/eCEUDBjk .
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InterDigital, Inc.
Innovating today. Empowering tomorrow.
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- Telecommunications
- Location
- Wilmington, US
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About InterDigital, Inc.
InterDigital develops mobile and video technologies at the core of devices, networks, and services worldwide. Solving our industry’s most critical technical challenges, InterDigital invents solutions for more efficient broadband networks, better video delivery, and richer multimedia experiences years ahead of market deployment. Founded in 1972, InterDigital has licenses and strategic relationships with the world’s leading technology companies.
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