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Quanta Computer, Inc. (petitioners) v. LG Electronics, Inc. (respondent)
Brief of Amicus Curiae Motorola, Inc. in Support of Petitioners
- Motorola is submitting a brief because it will be significantly affected by the Court's ruling:
- Motorola, very much like Intel, owns thousands of U.S. patents as well as third-party patents through license agreements.
- Motorola, like Quanta, often purchases components from suppliers and assembles them into its own products.
- For these reasons, Motorola is seeking clarification from the Court regarding the patent exhaustion doctrine and is siding with Quanta in this case.
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