The FTC vs. Qualcomm litigation, from the start, looked like it was a combination of false claims and abuse of power by Apple and undue influence over the FTC, all focused on getting Apple a lower cost for Qualcomm licenses. […]
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I’ve covered a lot of trials over the years, and it has been rare that I’ve seen a US regulatory agency misbehave as much as the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has in this case. It started as a result of
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This week the judge handed down the verdict for the FTC Qualcomm trial that many of us, thanks to the collapse of the core arguments sourced from Apple, and the effective discrediting of the lead FTC expert and architect for
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This week had several more wins for Qualcomm—one of them public and one of them very quiet. The public one had Qualcomm win a jury trial in San Diego where three patents were valued at $.50 each per phone which
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I’m ex-law enforcement and I spent a considerable amount of time as an auditor. In both practices there is supposed to be some rigor to how conclusions are reached before a criminal or an executive behaving badly is brought up
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