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Let me verify the entity's identity and portfolio origin.
Daedalus Prime LLC is a privately held Delaware limited liability company with no disclosed revenue or headcount. Court filings list its principal place of business variously as Bronxville, New York and, later, Croton-on-Hudson, New York (75 South Riverside). Press reporting (KED Global) dates its formation to 2021. It is not a public company and no parent or outside litigation funder is disclosed in the sources reviewed.
Operations. Daedalus Prime has no products, services, or manufacturing; TSMC stated in a Delaware filing that "Daedalus, which makes nothing," has no capability to supply the technologies it targets. It is a patent assertion entity holding a portfolio acquired from Intel Corp. A recorded Patent Assignment Agreement (effective June 3, 2022) transferred Intel patents to Daedalus, tied to an earlier April 21, 2021 purchase agreement. Reporting puts the portfolio at roughly 122 former Intel patents covering microprocessor circuitry, processor power management, cache coherency, and integrated-circuit/mobile SoC technology. Unified Patents classifies the entity as an NPE/PAE.
Litigation posture. Daedalus Prime is a pure plaintiff-side litigant: 3 plaintiff cases and 0 defendant cases in our tracked data, a classic NPE pattern. The tracked suits are Daedalus Prime v. MediaTek (E.D. Tex., Marshall Division, filed 2024-04-08), v. Google (W.D. Tex., Waco Division), and v. Marvell Technology (W.D. Tex., Waco Division) — both Texas venues long favored by patent plaintiffs.
Notable cases and context. The MediaTek case asserted eight Intel-origin patents; MediaTek (with Arm Ltd. joining) challenged several at the PTAB, and the district case settled and was dismissed in May 2025. The Marvell complaint targets the OCTEON 10 DPU and asserts power-management and cache architecture patents. Separately, public reporting and docket data show a broader campaign since 2022 against Samsung, TSMC, Qualcomm, NXP, Mercedes-Benz, Mazda, and Xiaomi, including ITC actions and a Hamburg Unified Patent Court suit asserting EP2792100.