Apple has been ordered by UK courts to pay $502 million to Optis Cellular Technology LLC for patent infringement related to cellular technology in its iPads and iPhones, potentially exceeding $700 million with interest and fees. The lawsuit, originally filed in 2019, resulted in a previous ruling that Optis deemed insufficient, prompting the court’s recent decision. Apple plans to appeal, while Optis emphasizes the need for fair compensation for its patents, asserting that Apple’s negotiating strength has led to unfair licensing agreements.
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