Intel and AmberWave settle suit
Intel Corporation and AmberWave Systems Corporation have settled all patent infringement suits pending between them related to AmberWave Systems’ strained silicon patent portfolio.
Under the agreement, Intel has received a license to all AmberWave patents and patent applications either existing or filed during the agreement's ten-year term.
The companies have also agreed to continuing discussions and evaluation of AmberWave's ongoing technology research and development efforts.
Intel will make license payments to AmberWave over the term of the agreement. All other terms of the agreement remain confidential.
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