GLONGHUI, May 11 | A US court jury ruled that Microsoft's Cortana voice assistive technology infringes on a computer communication patent technology from the patent holding company IPA and must pay compensation of US$242 million. A Microsoft spokesperson insisted that the company did not infringe on each other's patents. The IPA sued Microsoft in 2018, alleging that the Cortana voice-assist technology it developed used its patented technology without paying royalties. Microsoft denied the allegations. IPA is a Wi-LAN subsidiary jointly owned by the Canadian company Quarterhill and two investment companies. It acquired a number of patents from SRI International's Siri, including patented technology alleged to be infringed by Microsoft as described above.
微软被控侵权案败诉 须赔偿2.42亿美元
Microsoft lost the alleged infringement case and must pay compensation of US$242 million
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