OPPO has informed the High Court that it does not accept the Court’s jurisdiction to set a global fair and reasonable rate (FRAND) for Nokia patent renewals and has accepted an injunction against using and implementing the patents while it prepares to appeal the Court’s decision.

OPPO is to appeal yesterday’scourt decision that it must obtain a FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory) license to use a Nokia patent covering 4G/LTE and 5G patents and an implementation patent involving the generation of a power supply signal for a power amplifier. OPPO went to court to try to avoid a UK FRAND licence and an

IPCom currently has over 200 patent families in the field of mobile communications Vodafone has been summoned to the High Court for trial following a patent infringement claim from IPCom.  The IP management and patent licensing company has been granted an expedited trial against Vodafone set to take place on November 19 after both parties

Vodafone will invest the money in its future infrastructure