Nearly one year after its last case ended, Packet Intelligence LLC has filed a new action, this time against Canadian networking company Sandvine (2:16-cv-00147). The NPE’s new complaint again asserts the five patents (6,651,099; 6,665,725; 6,771,646; 6,839,751; 6,954,789) that it asserted in its March 2014 suit against Cisco (2:14-cv-00252) and its March 2013 against Huawei (2:13-cv-00206). In the Huawei case, Packet Intelligence also asserted two other, related patents (6,789,116; 7,229,282); all seven patents-in-campaign form a single family of patents that generally concern network traffic monitoring and packet processing. Sandvine is accused of infringement through provision of hardware and/or software products that manage network performance for broadband Internet service providers.