US regulator rules that Google infringed on Sonos speaker patents
that Google had infringed on its speaker and cast patents. It issued its initial decision back in August, and this finalizes its ruling, which prohibits Google from importing products found to have violated Sonos' intellectual properties. Since Google manufactures its products in China, that means it won't be able to gets them shipped to the US when the import ban takes effect in 60 days.
"While we disagree with today's decision, we appreciate that the International Trade Commission has approved our modified designs," the spokesperson told In a statement, Sonos Chief Legal Officer Eddie Lazarus admitted that there's a possibility that"Google will be able to degrade or eliminate product features in a way that circumvents the importation ban that the ITC has imposed." However, he said the tech giant's products will still"infringe many dozens of Sonos patents" — that is, unless Google pays Sonos royalties for its technologies.
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