Last week, Patent Armory Inc. sued Booking Holdings (6:23-cv-00540), Creative Technology (6:23-cv-00543), Devialet (6:23-cv-00544), Guangzhou DSPPA Audio (6:23-cv-00545), Meta Platforms (6:23-cv-00541), Microsoft (6:23-cv-00542), and Qingdao Huatong State-Owned Capital Operation (Hisense) (6:23-cv-00546) in the Western District of Texas; Pinterest (1:23-cv-00811), Quora (1:23-cv-00812), Reddit (1:23-cv-00813), Snap (1:23-cv-00814), and X Corp. (f/k/a Twitter) (1:23-cv-00815) in the District of Delaware; BOSS Audio (2:23-cv-03973) in the District of New Jersey; and Sony (2:23-cv-00350), in the Eastern District of Texas. These companies join Bang & Olufsen, Bose, LG Electronics (LGE), OnePlus, Pioneer (Pioneer Electronics (USA)), Samsung, Seek Thermal, and Teledyne Technologies (Teledyne FLIR) as defendants in this campaign over patents received from multiple, disparate sources.