UK High Court finds BT liable for infringing ASSIA patent
BT suggests it won't appeal case and claims decision has 'no material effect on the operation of its networks'
The UK High Court has held BT liable for infringing a patent of ASSIA, a solutions provider to broadband service vendors. The High Court of Justice in London ruled that BT infringes one of ASSIA's...
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