Audio Pod IP, LLC has filed two more suits in the Eastern District of Virginia. The first accuses Amazon (Amazon Web Services (AWS), Audible) (1:24-cv-00914) of infringing a single patent generally related to using a “descriptor file for synchronizing a plurality of digital streams” through the provision of the Amazon CloudFront platform, content streaming services (e.g., Audible, Prime Music, and Prime Video), products (e.g., Echo Show-series devices, Fire TV products, and tablets) that use the Amazon CloudFront Delivery Network software, and related products. The second accuses Amazon (AWS) (1:24-cv-00915) of infringing four patents generally related to “rendering digital content across multiple client devices” through the provision of the Amazon Prime Music and Prime Video platforms, as well as related products. The cases follow a March 2024 complaint against Amazon from Audio Pod IP in the same district.
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