Ericsson extends patent suits against Apple to Europe


  • TECH
  • Friday, 08 May 2015

GOING AFTER MORE: Ericsson had already filed a complaint in mid-January in the United States against Apple, responding to a lawsuit from the iPhone maker.

STOCKHOLM: Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson has filed lawsuits in Germany, Britain and the Netherlands against Apple over technology licence payments, Ericsson said, extending a US battle between the firms to Europe. 

Ericsson said it had offered to enter into arbitration with Apple to reach a global licensing agreement for its patents, but that offer had now expired. 

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