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Western Digital has been ordered to pay $315.7 million in damages for infringing on a data security patent. A US jury in a California federal court found that Western Digital violated the patent owner's rights in data security technology, which is used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash cards. The decision was announced on October 18.
Data storage provider Western Digital must pay $315.7 million in damages for violating a patent owner's rights in data security technology, a jury in California federal court said on Friday. https://t.co/tuJYrW1hTr
Western Digital loses over $310 million lawsuit for patent infringement — the data security patent used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash cards https://t.co/sUmOU1Haic https://t.co/fZvp2F4e5F
Data storage provider Western Digital must pay $315.7 million in damages for violating a patent owner's rights in data security technology, a jury in California federal court said on Friday. https://t.co/udKlYYpqUR
