Nvidia settles feud with Samsung over graphics patents


(FILES) This file photo taken on March 15, 2016 shows Samsung Electronics' smartphone the Galaxy S7 edge displayed at its launch in Colombo on March 15, 2016. Samsung kept the top spot in a global smartphone market which showed signs of flattening in the first quarter of 2016, a survey showed April 27, 2016. The report by research firm IDC said the worldwide smartphone market saw its slowest growth on record of 0.2 percent, with shipments totalling 334.9 million. / AFP PHOTO / ISHARA S.KODIKARA

NEW YORK: Graphics chip maker Nvidia Corp announced a settlement of a patent dispute with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on May 2, hours before a US trade agency was due to rule on a complaint that could have blocked importation of some of Nvidia's products. 

The settlement puts an immediate end to the tit-for-tat battle between the companies, each of which had claimed the other used its processor technology without permission. 

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