Sentence examples for misappropriated technology from inspiring English sources

Cordis sued AVE, then Arterial Vascular Engineering Inc., in 1997, asserting that the unit had misappropriated technology that Cordis had patented in 1988 and 1993.

But Waymo did not appear to be making headway with its actual charge that any of the (very likely) allegedly misappropriated technology wound up in Uber's autonomous vehicle systems.

For its part, a spokesperson for ZeniMax Media said the company was "pleased" with the decision and is furthermore looking "to ensure there will be no ongoing use of our misappropriated technology, including by seeking an injunction to restrain Oculus and Facebook from their ongoing use of computer code that the jury found infringed ZeniMax's copyrights".

Intel accuses Broadcom in turn of misrepresenting a ruling in the earlier case by saying that the judge found Intel had misappropriated Broadcom technology.

Last December, Apple countersued, saying the Finnish company had misappropriated 13 Apple technologies.

Southern Electronics Supply and Active Solutions worked on the city's initial camera program and claimed the system they had developed had been misappropriated by a former technology chief for the city, Greg Meffert, and others connected to his office.

"The notion that we need to misappropriate Intel's technology to compete is nonsense," Henry T. Nicholas, Broadcom's president and chief executive, said in the statement.

"The notion that we need to misappropriate Intel's technology is nonsense,".

The platform also threatens to invoke "countervailing duties if China fails to amend its currency policies," and "punitive measures will be imposed on foreign firms that misappropriate American technology and intellectual property".

Even if we assume that the draft protections are warranted — that valuable intellectual property and sensitive technology created by early-stage startups really is being misappropriated — a blocking measure around foreign venture capital investment in sensitive technologies like AI would be a significant departure from the status quo.

But on Aug. 25 of this year, TSMC hit SMIC with a new lawsuit, alleging the Chinese company misappropriated its trade secrets, infringed on its patented technology and violated the 2005 settlement.