TurboCode LLC has filed a second round of suits in its campaign over two former ICOMM Technologies, Inc. patents generally related to processing “baseband digital signals”. The new defendants are D-Link (1:22-cv-01160), HTC (1:22-cv-01161), TCL (1:22-cv-01163), and ZyXEL (1:22-cv-01162), each sued in the Western District of Texas. The defendants are accused of infringement through the provision of devices (e.g., adapters, routers, and smartphones) that “comply with the 3G and/or 4G/LTE standards as disclosed in the 3^rd Generation Partnership Project (“3GPP”) Standard Specifications governing cellular wireless communications”.

As RPX recently predicted, Texas NPE TurboCode LLC has initiated its inaugural campaign, filing suit against ASUSTek (4:21-cv-00294) and Huawei (HiSilicon) (4:21-cv-00295) in the Eastern District of Texas and Dell (6:21-cv-00359) and HP and HP Enterprise (HPE) (in a single suit; 6:21-cv-00360) in the Western District of Texas. The plaintiff targets—with two previously litigated patents generally related to processing “baseband digital signals”—a variety of devices (e.g., chips, laptops, routers, smartphones, service concentrators, tablets, etc.) that “comply with the 3G and/or 4G/LTE standards as disclosed in the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (“3GPP”) Standard Specifications governing cellular wireless communications”.