A US appeals court upheld a jury's verdict that Google's Nest smart thermostats infringed a patent owned by energy-management company EcoFactor. Google is required to pay $20 million in damages. The Federal Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, rejected Google's arguments that the evidence did not support the jury's infringement ruling and damages award. US Circuit Judge Jimmie Reyna wrote for the majority that the infringement finding was supported by substantial evidence.
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Google parent Alphabet must face a mass lawsuit which accuses it of abusing its dominance in the online advertising market, London's Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled https://t.co/PBQsSe0giW https://t.co/gA1qD7R1iC
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Google lost a bid to overturn a $20 million verdict that held that its Nest smart thermostats infringed a patent owned by EcoFactor. US Circuit Judge Jimmie Reyna wrote for the majority that the infringement finding was supported by substantial evidence https://t.co/fUm4ICJcE9 https://t.co/Axb1xIlBch
A U.S. appeals court upheld a jury's verdict that Google's Nest smart thermostats infringed a patent owned by energy-management company EcoFactor and that Google should pay $20 million in damages @blakebrittain https://t.co/fUm4ICIEOB https://t.co/Swf1zz1oiX
The Federal Circuit upheld a jury's verdict that Google's Nest smart thermostats infringed a patent owned by EcoFactor. In a 2-1 decision, the court rejected Google's arguments that evidence did not support the jury's infringement ruling and damages award https://t.co/fUm4ICJcE9 https://t.co/zkHyG9ZTpx
Google loses bid to overturn $20 million Nest patent verdict https://t.co/cP7gqkZSkq https://t.co/45pR3Om29e
A US appeals court upheld a jury's verdict that Google's Nest smart thermostats infringed a patent owned by energy-management company EcoFactor and that Google should pay $20 million in damages https://t.co/IZZ9pcxHMZ @blakebrittain https://t.co/QVPgKjeNmD