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Global Dispatches: Asustek sues IBM in patent dispute
Asustek Sues IBM in Patent Dispute
TAIPEI — Motherboard maker Asustek Computer Inc. earlier this month filed a lawsuit in U.S. federal court charging that IBM has infringed on two of its patents.
The suit was filed four months after the U.S. International Trade Commission agreed to investigate IBM's claims that Asustek had violated three of its patents.
Asustek alleges that IBM has infringed on patents related to its storage-area networking equipment and server products.
Asustek is seeking undisclosed monetary damages and wants to halt IBM's alleged use of the patented technology.
Asustek, which is based here, declined to comment on the lawsuit. IBM officials could not be reached.
Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service
Reported today: Asustek sues IBM for infringement. Asustek claims IBM has stolen two of Asustek’s patents related to its storage-area networking equipment and server products. The U.S. International Trade Commission agreed to investigate IBM’s claims that Asustek violated three of its patents but this was before the suit was filled. Asustek wants to halt IBM’s alleged use of the patented technology; they declined to comment on the lawsuit. I really don’t know much about this subject, but if any one copied anything from me with out mu promotion, especially if it was something important, I would also want to sue.