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The lawsuit targets Microsoft’s AI services, Bing Chat and Microsoft Copilot, as well as the underlying Prometheus technology.
The accused products are systems and methods for controlling the movement of objects.
The accused products are a platform and file format used for storing and verifying credentials.
The accused products are home security systems and their related control systems.
The infringing product is a feature that shows users a live preview of their content as it is being created or edited.
The product is a platform and file format that stores and verifies credentials.
The accused product is a platform and file format used to store and verify digital credentials.
The accused products are the software platforms Docker, Elasticsearch, Kubernetes, and Spark. These tools are widely used for cloud computing, data processing, and managing applications.
The infringement claim targets Circle K's AI self-checkout systems, in-store analytics cameras, digital signs, and inventory management software. Also included is the Circle K mobile app for its mobile checkout, customer offers, and rewards program features.
The accused products are payment systems and programming interfaces that facilitate purchases within mobile apps, through web browsers, and in physical stores via a wireless connection.
The lawsuit targets the company's cloud-based platforms and software used for managing building operations, power systems, and IT infrastructure. The claim also covers its smart home ecosystem, which includes hubs and connected sensors.
The accused products are semiconductor devices manufactured with regions where the concentration of added chemical impurities changes gradually.
The accused products are location-based games that use player gestures and real-world locations to alter gameplay. These games also feature a system for trading virtual goods whose value is determined by user ratings.
The accused products are radio frequency modules that wirelessly transmit and receive data.
The accused service is the reprogramming of specific versions of a programmable device.
The accused products are radio frequency modules and the methods they use to transmit and receive data.
The accused products are radio frequency modules and the methods they use for wirelessly transmitting and receiving data.
The accused product is a payment system that allows users to make purchases within mobile applications. It also enables simplified, wireless payments in physical stores by transmitting information from a user's device to a merchant's device.
The accused products are semiconductor devices containing regions where the concentration of chemical additives is gradually changed.
The accused products are smart eyewear that assists the user and head-worn audio systems that feature noise-canceling microphones and personalized directional sound.