Isix IP LLC has followed up its February 2022 suit against IBM with a second Western District of Texas complaint, this one naming Dell and Boomi as defendants (6:22-cv-00275). The same single patent, broadly directed to “a system for integrating data among heterogenous systems”, is asserted, here targeting the provision of the Boomi Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS). Isix IP, an Aequitas Technologies LLC plaintiff, characterizes Boomi as a subsidiary of Dell, later alleging on information and belief that Dell had sold Boomi.

Isix IP LLC, identifying itself as a subsidiary of monetization firm Aequitas Technologies LLC, has filed suit against IBM (6:22-cv-00201), alleging infringing of a single patent that the plaintiff characterizes as claiming “a system for integrating date among heterogenous systems”. Isix IP pleads that Isix (f/k/a DARC), “a predecessor in interest” of the patent licensed its software to “companies in various industries”, with “deepest market penetration . . . in the cruise line industry”. The new Western District of Texas complaint targets the IBM Application Integration Suite, which Isix IP alleges “destroyed Isix’s market share”.