Nazomi Wins Appellate Reversal of Court Decision on Java Acceleration Patent
"Nazomi is confident, given the extensive guidance in today's Federal Circuit opinion, that the accused ARM microprocessor designs will be found to infringe claims of the Nazomi '215 patent. Nazomi looks forward to further proceedings and a trial on the merits," said Jay Kamdar, president and chief executive officer of Nazomi.
Mukesh Patel, chairman and CTO of Nazomi and an inventor of the patent-in-suit, said: "I am gratified by this decision of the Federal Circuit. We are confident of our patent position and I trust that the '215 patent will now be given the broad scope we believe it is entitled to receive."
About Nazomi Communications
Nazomi Communications, Inc. is a Silicon Valley-based fabless semiconductor company focused on providing multimedia application processors to mobile phone makers. Its solutions support processing and performance boosting of Java software, video, imaging, 2D/3D graphics, animation, gaming, and other multimedia platforms. Nazomi's technology is supplied in the form of stand-alone application processors, combination memory devices and IP cores to well-known mobile phone makers and semiconductor companies. Its technology is incorporated in world's leading mobile phone makers such as Samsung, Sony-Ericsson, Sharp and SKTeletech. The company is an innovator as it holds fundamental patents on Java hardware acceleration technology. Nazomi, a privately-held company, was founded in September 1998 and is located at 2200 Laurelwood Road, Santa Clara, California, 95054, phone: (408) 654-8988, fax: (408) 654-2938, web: www.nazomi.com
Nazomi is a trademark of Nazomi Communications. Any other trademarks appearing herein are the property of their respective owners.
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