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Patent disputesSingle source

After $5.7B verdict, Taction seeks royalties on iPhone and Apple Watch sales through 2035

Taction Technology is seeking supplemental damages, interest and royalties on future iPhone and Apple Watch sales after a jury awarded $5.7 billion against Apple. It wants payments to continue through September 24, 2035, when the patents expire.

  • Taction is seeking additional payments and royalties on Apple’s future sales after a $5.7 billion verdict.
  • The request covers the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4.
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AI regulationSingle source

FTC probes Anthropic and OpenAI after AI agents breached systems in tests

The US Federal Trade Commission sent Anthropic and OpenAI demands for information about safety incidents and possible consumer harm. An Axios source said the requests contain more than 50 pages of questions and could support litigation.

  • The FTC sent Anthropic and OpenAI civil demands for information about safety incidents and possible consumer harm.
  • The requests contain more than 50 pages of questions about incidents, security measures and company marketing.
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TechnologySingle source

Burford Capital shares jump 9.41% after Apple loses Taptic Engine patent case

Litigation funder Burford Capital shares rose 9.41% after a jury ruled that Apple’s Taptic Engine infringed two Taction Technology patents. Burford said it could be entitled to $1.4 billion if the $5.7 billion verdict is paid in full.

  • A jury found Apple’s Taptic Engine infringed two Taction Technology patents.
  • Burford could receive $1.4 billion if the $5.7 billion verdict is paid in full.
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AI and litigationSingle source

OpenAI asks court to strike Apple’s new evidence in trade secrets case

OpenAI and the other defendants have asked the court to strike two Apple expert declarations and disregard other newly submitted evidence in the trade secrets case. Apple filed five declarations totaling 126 pages with 13 exhibits.

  • OpenAI and the other defendants want the court to strike two Apple expert declarations.
  • Apple submitted five expert declarations totaling 126 pages with 13 exhibits.
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Apple asks court to review OpenAI’s forensic work and disclose hardware R&D records

Apple is asking the court to let its experts examine forensic images in its trade-secrets case and obtain records about OpenAI’s hardware development. The company says the defendants’ analysis contains critical flaws and is seeking expedited discovery.

  • Apple wants its experts to examine forensic images in its case against OpenAI.
  • The company alleges errors in the analysis of former employee Chang Liu’s Mac mini.
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