Following a notice letter allegedly sent to Broadcom in April 2018 without response, Complex Memory LLC, an affiliate of Texas monetization firm IPValuation Partners LLC (d/b/a IPVal), has filed suit against the company in the Northern District of California (5:18-cv-07530). The complaint asserts five patents, generally pertaining to chip operation and memory access, already at issue in the campaign, with the NPE identifying certain Broadcom products “incorporating ARM Cortex-A9, A15, A57 and other ARM Cortex-A architectures” as the accused products, specifically identifying Broadcom’s “BCM5871X, BCM58712, BCM58713, BCM4707, BCM4708, BCM4709, BCM5301X, BCM11107, and BCM5862X families of products”. This new case joins suits filed in the latter half of 2018 against Renesas (in July), against Lenovo (Motorola Mobility) (in September), and STMicro (in November).
Subscription Required
This content requires a subscription to view
- Over 7,000 news articles covering new patent cases, key policy decisions, and USPTO assignments
- Advanced custom alerts for campaigns and entities
- Proprietary litigation timelines
- Full access to Federal Circuit, PTAB, and ITC dockets
- Judge, venue, and law firm analytics
Market Sectors
Related News
Details
Key Parties
Campaigns
Litigations
- Complex Memory, LLC v. Texas Instruments, Inc. et al
- Complex Memory, LLC v. Huawei Device USA Inc. et al
- Complex Memory LLC v. ZTE Corporation et al
- Complex Memory LLC v. Renesas Electronics Corporation et al
- Complex Memory, LLC v. Motorola Mobility LLC
- Complex Memory LLC v. STMicroelectronics Inc
- Complex Memory LLC v. Broadcom Corporation
- Complex Memory LLC v. Wave Computing, Inc.