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James Bentley

A $3 billion infringement suit against Intel has opened up once more due to a US appeals court decision

A photo of an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor next to an Intel logo.

Patent law is often confusing, especially when the alleged patent infringement is from none other than Intel. In just one of many twists in a story spanning almost a decade, the US appeals court has restarted proceedings for VLSI to take Intel back to court, continuing a $3 billion feud.

As reported by Reuters, the decision was given on April 14 in California. This decision is not inherently proof of wrongdoing and is not a judgment from the courts. It simply suggests that Intel will once again be fighting its case against VLSI in the future.

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