NEC sues Harris
from Forbes, Nov. 8:
In a filing in the federal district court for Northern California, NEC asserted that Harris infringes claims of seven patents in the United States and four in Canada for point-to-point digital microwave radio terminals. [There was a separate filing in Canada over four Canadien patents.]
The complaints - filed in NDCa and Canada's Federal Court - concern technology on interfaces, transmitters and radio protection switching technology in Harris's products, which mobile phone service operators use to relay calls between cell phone users.
[NEC is the putative discoverer of the fullerene carbon nanotube.]
In a filing in the federal district court for Northern California, NEC asserted that Harris infringes claims of seven patents in the United States and four in Canada for point-to-point digital microwave radio terminals. [There was a separate filing in Canada over four Canadien patents.]
The complaints - filed in NDCa and Canada's Federal Court - concern technology on interfaces, transmitters and radio protection switching technology in Harris's products, which mobile phone service operators use to relay calls between cell phone users.
[NEC is the putative discoverer of the fullerene carbon nanotube.]
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 5:49 AM
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