Nokia Chief Licensing Officer Arvin Patel recently issued a press release on Nokia’s official website, claiming that Nokia is filing lawsuits against Amazon and HP in the U.S. Federal Court of Delaware, the European Unified Patent Court, and courts in other countries and regions. The lawsuit was filed on the grounds that the two companies made “unauthorized use of video streaming patents with Nokia.”
Nokia said that Amazon has long been using Nokia’s patented technology for video compression, content delivery and content recommendations, and HP has also blatantly violated Nokia’s patented streaming technology and is unwilling to do so. To pay a “reasonable fee”, Nokia decided to sue the two companies.
Nokia claims it has been in discussions with Amazon.com and HP over the years and has offered Amazon and HP “fair terms” to negotiate licenses for patented technology, but both companies have rejected the offers.
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