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DivX sued Netflix in 2019 alleging infringement of the '588 patent. The case was stayed for about 3.5 years pending IPRs and appeals; after trial in March 2026, the final judgment found Netflix did not infringe several other DivX patents and held others invalid, and the '588 patent did not appear in the trial verdict/final judgment.
Section 337 investigation filed by DivX against Samsung, LG, MediaTek/MStar, Realtek, and TCL entities. The asserted patents included the '486 patent. Realtek was terminated in 2021; the investigation was terminated as to TCL in May 2022 based on a settlement agreement.
DivX sued Realtek and LG entities for patent infringement. The Rule 120 Report listed U.S. Patents 8,832,297; 10,212,486; 10,412,141; and 10,484,749. The case was terminated June 4, 2024, on an order granting a motion to dismiss without prejudice.
Case listed on the '486 patent's litigation page. The complaint exhibits retrieved reference the '955 and '641 patents, not the '486 patent; the narrative could not confirm that the '486 patent was asserted.
Federal Circuit appeal listed on the '486 patent's litigation page. The narrative could not verify what patents or issues the appeal concerns or whether the '486 patent itself is on appeal.