F5 (2:24-cv-01037) is the latest defendant to be added to the litigation campaign that Telsync Technologies LLC launched in August 2023. In the new complaint, filed in the Western District of Washington, the plaintiff asserts a single patent generally related to establishing communications between multiple devices over a physical distance. The defendant is accused of infringement through the provision of the F5 Aspen Mesh solution, targeted over its support of the 5G service-based architecture (SBA) framework.

Telsync Technologies LLC has sued Accenture (2:24-cv-00294), AT&T (2:24-cv-00295), Ericsson (2:24-cv-00297), Samsung (2:24-cv-00298), and ZTE (2:24-cv-00299) in separate Eastern District of Texas complaints as well as Deutsche Telekom (T-Mobile) (6:24-cv-00227) in the Western District of Texas. Asserting a single patent generally related to establishing communications between multiple devices over a physical distance, Telsync targets the provision of products that are compliant with 5G networking, including certain 5G networking solutions (Accenture, Ericsson, and Samsung) and 5G telecommunications networks (AT&T and T-Mobile).

Recently recorded patent assignments made public by the USPTO contain noteworthy transfers to multiple plaintiffs now in litigation, including a new source of patents for Apex Beam Technologies LLC, a new source of patents for Pantech Corporation, and a familiar source of patent rights for Crystal Leap Zrt, this time assigning patents directly, though. Movement can also be seen from troubled patent monetization firm IP Edge LLC, as well as movement from various sources to patent broker Allied Security Trust. Take a look.

Telsync Technologies LLC has launched its first litigation, suing AMG Technology Investment Group (d/b/a Nextlink Internet) (6:34-cv-00624), CTTC (Central Texas Telephone Investments) (6:34-cv-00625), Colorado Valley Communications (Colorado Valley Celltel) (6:34-cv-00626), Mavenir (6:34-cv-00627), West Central Wireless (6:34-cv-00629), and WiFires Communications (6:34-cv-00631) over the provision of cellular and networking products that support various wireless communication functionalities, including 4G and/or 5G connectivity.

USPTO records indicate that in May, an entity associated with Allied Security Trust (AST) assigned a portfolio of wireless networking patents to a recently formed Texas NPE. The transacted portfolio originates with Empire Technology Development LLC—a subsidiary of Allied Inventors Management, LLC (AIM)—and the NPE now holding the portfolio is controlled by a familiar name in patent monetization.