A U.S. jury found Apple Inc. did not infringe five antipiracy patents owned by a Pendrell Corp. subsidiary at trial in a Texas federal court. The jury also found that Apple did not prove that the patents were invalid.
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A U.S. jury found Apple Inc. did not infringe five antipiracy patents owned by a Pendrell Corp. subsidiary at trial in a Texas federal court. The jury also found that Apple did not prove that the patents were invalid.
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