Jury finds Qualcomm violated Broadcom phone-chip patent

Qualcomm infringed three patents on mobile-phone technology owned by smaller rival Broadcom Corp. and should pay at least $19.6 million in damages, a jury ruled. Qualcomm, the world’s No. 2 maker of chips that run mobile phones, used Broadcom’s technology for next-generation chips that provide faster transmission and reception of video and data for mobile-phone users, ...

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Jury finds Qualcomm violated Broadcom phone-chip patent

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