MICROSOFT PATENT DEFEAT

A Chicago jury has fined Microsoft $521m for infringing Eolas Technologies’ patents in the plug-in components of Microsoft’s Explorer webbrowser. Microsoft has announced that it intends to appeal the decision to the US Court of Appeals

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