Amazon settles with IBM
Further to the IBM v. Amazon matter in ED Texas, amazon has now settled with IBM.
InternetNews reports: Amazon.com on May 8 agreed to pay IBM an undisclosed sum to settle all patent lawsuits between the companies, which also inked a patent cross-license agreement.
The agreement comes months after IBM filed two suits in the Eastern District of Texas, alleging that Amazon "willfully infringed" on five patents, including "Presenting Applications in an Interactive service," "Storing Data in an Interactive Network," "Presenting Advertising in an Interactive Service," and "Adjusting Hypertext Links with Weighted User Goals and Activities."
InternetNews reports: Amazon.com on May 8 agreed to pay IBM an undisclosed sum to settle all patent lawsuits between the companies, which also inked a patent cross-license agreement.
The agreement comes months after IBM filed two suits in the Eastern District of Texas, alleging that Amazon "willfully infringed" on five patents, including "Presenting Applications in an Interactive service," "Storing Data in an Interactive Network," "Presenting Advertising in an Interactive Service," and "Adjusting Hypertext Links with Weighted User Goals and Activities."
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