Nokia Sues Amazon in Multiple Countries for Allegedly Using its Patented Streaming Technologies Without Permission
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Nokia is suing Amazon in multiple countries for allegedly using Nokia's patented technologies in streaming services without permission. This includes video compression and content delivery tech.
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Nokia has invested over €140 billion in R&D over the past decades and holds many patents critical to streaming and connectivity.
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Nokia says it tried negotiating licenses with Amazon for years but is now suing as a last resort since Amazon used the tech anyway.
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Nokia is also separately suing HP in the U.S. for allegedly infringing on its video tech patents.
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The lawsuits come as Nokia struggles financially and is cutting costs, including thousands of jobs, amid economic uncertainty.
