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February 06, 2012
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MOSAID Wins First Major Patent Acquisition Case
 
MOSAID Technologies has succeeded in gaining settlement with Infineon and its memory spin-off, Qimonda over infringements for various memory based patents. Infineon will pay MOSAID an undisclosed amount over 6 years and will receive licenses for MOSAID's complete patent portfolio.

"This is also MOSAID's first major patent acquisition, and our goal is to fully realize the value of this intellectual property over time," stated George Cwynar, President and Chief Executive Officer of MOSAID.

MOSAID has also purchased 50 patents from Infineon and Qimonda, related to a range of technologies including DRAM memory, and power management ICs, amongst others.  MOSAID will pay for these patents also over six years. However the company stated that it expects positive earnings in respect to the licensing agreement. All other litigation between the two companies is expected to be dropped.

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Principal Register is prima facie evidence.
A certificate of registration of a mark on the Principal Register is prima facie evidence of the validity of the registration.

 


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Trademark Terms

 


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Special 301

Definition:
U.S. statutory provisions requiring annual review of trade agreement rights and foreign trade practices of U.S. trading partners that deny benefits to the United States or unjustifiably restrict or burden U.S. commerce.

Dilution

Definition:
A type of violation of a strong trademark in which the defendant's use, while not causing likelihood of confusion, blurs the distinctiveness or tarnishes the image of the plaintiff's mark.

Logo

Definition:
A graphic representation or symbol of a company name or trademark, usually designed for ready recognition. The term has no legal significance in the law of trademark.

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