Plaintiff

Malikie Innovations Ltd.

4 cases as plaintiff.

Cases
4
Active
3
1 closed
Filed
2025
Top venue
W.D. Texas Midland
2 cases
Also appears as a defendant in 2 cases → View as defendant

Company profile

Malikie Innovations Ltd is an Irish-based intellectual property holding company and a subsidiary of Key Patent Innovations Limited (KPI). The company was formed to acquire and monetize a substantial patent portfolio, notably purchasing approximately 32,000 non-core patents and applications from BlackBerry Limited in March 2023 for up to $900 million. Malikie Innovations is focused on licensing these patents to various technology companies across multiple industries.

Malikie Innovations operates as a Non-Practicing Entity (NPE), also known as a patent assertion entity, whose primary business is the licensing and assertion of its patent portfolio rather than the development or sale of products or services. Its portfolio, largely originating from BlackBerry, covers a wide range of technologies including wireless communications (3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi), security, messaging, server technologies, data synchronization, video codecs (H.264/AVC/HEVC standards), and elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). The company aims to generate revenue through licensing agreements, with potential future royalties to be paid to BlackBerry.

Malikie Innovations' patent litigation posture is that of an NPE asserting its acquired portfolio. The company has a history of initiating infringement lawsuits against various operating companies in jurisdictions such as the Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, as well as in Europe and India. The provided case data shows Malikie Innovations Ltd as a defendant in two cases brought by Unified Patents before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). These PTAB proceedings, such as those related to data synchronization, Wi-Fi, and video codec patents, typically involve challenges to the validity of patents that Malikie Innovations is asserting or is expected to assert in district court litigation.

Notable cases involve Unified Patents challenging Malikie's patents, including U.S. Patent 7,496,606 (data synchronization), U.S. Patent 7,315,747 (Wi-Fi and messaging availability data), and U.S. Patent 10,778,989 (video codec). Malikie has also filed infringement suits against companies like SAP, Match Group, D-Link Corp, TCL, Core Scientific, Marathon Digital Holdings, and Hisense. Funding for Malikie's litigation efforts is provided by its parent company, Key Patent Innovations Limited, which also manages other patent portfolios such as Pictiva Displays (former OSRAM patents) and Valtrus Innovations (former HP Enterprise patents).

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Malikie Innovations Ltd. et al. v. Foundry Digital LLC et al.

pending
Docket:
7:25-cv-00567
Filed:
2025-12-12

Malikie Innovations Ltd. and Key Patent Innovations Ltd. sued Foundry Digital LLC and related Bitcoin mining defendants. The case targets their Bitcoin mining operations, including participation in the Foundry USA Pool; defendants filed transfer motions, the parties engaged in claim construction, and Riot Platforms filed counterclaims seeking declaratory judgment of non-infringement of the '827 patent.

Malikie Innovations Ltd. et al. v. Core Scientific, Inc. et al.

pending
Docket:
2:25-cv-00519-JRG-RSP
Filed:
2025-05-12
Patents:8712039

Patent infringement suit brought by Malikie Innovations and Key Patent Innovations against Core Scientific, with CoreWeave later added. The '039 patent was added by amendment; the case remains pending with claim-construction and dismissal motion activity.

Malikie Innovations Ltd. et al. v. MARA Holdings, Inc. (f/k/a Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc.)

dismissed with prejudice
Docket:
7:25-cv-00222-DC-DTG
Filed:
2025-05-12
Terminated:
2026-06-15

Malikie and Key Patent Innovations sued MARA Holdings over six patents, including 8,532,286, targeting Bitcoin protocol implementations, ASIC-based mining rigs, mining computers, nodes, mining software, and digital wallets. The court denied MARA's motion to dismiss and entered a claim construction order, then the case was voluntarily dismissed with prejudice without a merits ruling.