Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. have buried the hatchet on five years of patent litigation.
The companies issued a joint statement on Sept. 30 announcing the conclusion of 20 cases being litigated in the United States and Europe.
Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. have buried the hatchet on five years of patent litigation.The companies issued a joint statement on Sept. 30 announcing the conclusion of 20 cases being litigated in the United States and Europe. The agreement comes a week after a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit decision resolving one of their most prominent disputes.
Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. have buried the hatchet on five years of patent litigation.
The companies issued a joint statement on Sept. 30 announcing the conclusion of 20 cases being litigated in the United States and Europe.
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