Defendant

Xirgo Holdings Inc.

1 case as defendant.

Cases
1
Active
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0 closed
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Top venue
E D Va
1 case

Company profile

Company Profile: Xirgo Holdings Inc.

Company overview. Xirgo Holdings Inc. is the parent/holding entity for Xirgo Technologies, LLC, a fleet telematics and IoT company. Xirgo Technologies is headquartered in the Chicago area — press materials cite Schaumburg, Illinois and Rolling Meadows, Illinois — and maintained a Reston, Virginia office (formerly home to Elastic M2M). The business originated as Xirgo Technologies, LLC, based in Camarillo, California, and was acquired by Sensata Technologies (NYSE: ST) in April 2021 for $400 million. In September 2024, an affiliate of Balmoral Funds LLC acquired and rebranded Sensata's INSIGHTS business unit as Xirgo Technologies, establishing it as an independent, private company (Balmoral is a Los Angeles private equity firm with roughly $1.3 billion AUM). Employee count and current revenue are not disclosed in public sources reviewed.

Products / services. Xirgo supplies vehicle and asset telematics hardware, software, and support — including Xirgo-branded telematics devices (XT, XG, and FMS-series units), SmartWitness AI driver cameras, and Elastic M2M enterprise software. Its products serve fleet management, trailer/cargo visibility, driver monitoring, and logistics, sold through a channel-partner network to fleet operators and telematics service providers.

Patent-litigation posture. Xirgo Holdings is an operating company, not a patent assertion entity. In the tracked data it appears only as a defendant (0 plaintiff cases, 1 defendant case). That single case was brought by Fleet Connect Solutions LLC, which Unified Patents classifies as an NPE/patent assertion entity. Xirgo Holdings was named as a co-defendant alongside Xirgo Technologies, LLC.

Notable case and context. Fleet Connect Solutions LLC v. Xirgo Technologies, LLC, et al. (E.D. Va., Case No. 2:25-cv-00712) was filed November 3, 2025, asserting several patents (including U.S. Pat. Nos. 7,058,040; 7,742,388; 8,005,053; 7,536,189; and 7,599,715) against a broad list of Xirgo telematics devices and fleet-management software. A parallel case (also naming an affiliated plaintiff, OBD Sensor Solutions) was filed the same day. The defendants moved to transfer to the Northern District of Illinois and to stay; the E.D. Va. court denied both motions in June 2026, keeping the related cases in the plaintiff-chosen Eastern District of Virginia.