Electronics Production | December 07, 2006
Mips files lawsuit against Trident
Trident is being accused by Mips Technology for patent and trademark infringement.
Mips Technologies filed a patent and trademark infringement lawsuit against Trident Microsystems on December 1, 2006 in the United States District Court, Northern District of California.
“After business discussions have failed to resolve Trident's unauthorized use of MIPS Technologies' intellectual property (“IP"), the company has taken this next step", stated the company.
“After business discussions have failed to resolve Trident's unauthorized use of MIPS Technologies' intellectual property (“IP"), the company has taken this next step", stated the company.
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