Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Apple Says Qualcomm Has Overcharged Billions of Dollars By ‘Double-Dipping’ on iPhone’s Innovation
Apple has expanded its lawsuit against Qualcomm, accusing the wireless chipmaker of “double-dipping” by way of unfair patent licensing agreements, according to an amended complaint filed with a United States federal court in San Diego today. The complaint broadens the claims Apple made in its original lawsuit against Qualcomm in January, when it sued the chipmaker for $1 billion in alleged unpaid
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