Apple loses patent case over A7 chip, could face $860 million in damages

Macworld
Oct 14, 2015, 7:44 am408 pts
A jury on Tuesday decided that Apple’s A7 smartphone chip infringes a patent owned by the University of Wisconsin, and the iPhone maker could now be on the hook for as much as $862 million in damages. The lawsuit was filed early last year and accused Apple of using a processor technology developed by…

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