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Nokia, ASUS ink patent licensing deal: will also arbitrate terms

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By Olivia Rafferty Verified
| ipfray.com
Context: Last week, Nokia revealed that it signed a patent license agreement with Acer, with the terms to be determined through arbitration (June 19, 2026 ip fray article). The deal covers the use of Nokia’s video coding technologies in Acer’s devices. This marked the second out of three disputes to be settled in its campaign against Acer, ASUS, and Hisense over video patent infringement.
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‘I had to grab the bull by the horns,’ says Lucy Wojcik, Chief IP Counsel, on transforming Ocado’s IP team

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By Olivia Rafferty Verified
| ipfray.com
UK-based Ocado Group licenses grocery technology, such as automated warehousing, e-commerce platform software, and operational data. It also owns a 50% share in the online grocery retail business Ocado.com. The company’s IP team manages a portfolio of over 1,900 active granted patents, as well as 1,800 pending applications, across nearly 500 families.
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Global SEP litigation landscape is ‘not working’ because every jurisdiction ‘wants to be important’: closing highlights from OxFora’s Intellectual Property and Competition Forum

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By Olivia Rafferty Verified
| ipfray.com
Today was the second and final day of the OxFora 14th Intellectual Property and Competition Forum, entitled “The Global Chess Game: International Patent Strategy in a Fragmented World”. The event, which took place at the DPMA Forum in Munich (as well as online) kicked off with a heated debate between speakers from Nokia, Qualcomm, Amazon, and Dell, on preliminary injunctions and rate-setting kicks yesterday (June 23, 2026 ip fray article).
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