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The Final Determination issued by the Full Commission of the U.S. International Trade Commission (US ITC) on 7 May 2026 is upheld after the conclusion of the Presidential Review Period. This confirms that Innoscience infringes an Infineon patent concerning GaN technology, resulting in import and sales bans against Innoscience.
Infineon Technologies was forced to remove certain gallium nitride (GaN) products from its exhibition booth at electronica China 2026 after the products were identified by Innoscience as being subject to a Chinese court injunction prohibiting their sale, offer for sale, and importation in mainland China. The removal took place during the exhibition following intervention by the on-site intellectual property dispute mediation authorities.
China's Supreme Court has upheld an injunction against Infineon Technologies' Gallium Nitride products. The ruling finalizes Infineon's loss in a patent lawsuit brought by Innoscience. Infineon is now blocked from selling GaN products in mainland China following the decision. Infineon Technologies (XTRA:IFX) faces this legal setback at a time when its share price stands at €80.69. The stock has recorded a 1.8% return over the past week and 9.9% over the past month. Returns over the past...
Innoscience today announced that the Munich Regional Court has just issued a pair of rulings, from which it could be confirmed that Innoscience's currently marketed gallium nitride ("GaN") power device products fall outside the scope of Infineon's asserted German patents and may be commercialized in Germany without restriction.
The District Court Munich, Germany (Landgericht München I) today ruled in favor of Infineon Technologies in two further of the patent infringement cases – specifically one based on a patent one based on a utility model – concerning gallium nitride (GaN) technology between Infineon and Innoscience.
China's Supreme People's Court on Friday upheld an injunction prohibiting Infineon from selling disputed GaN products in mainland China.
In a landmark decision for the global semiconductor industry, the Supreme People's Court of China has officially issued a final review decision sustaining a sales injunction against Infineon Technologies. The ruling means that effective immediately, Infineon is prohibited from selling its relevant Gallium Nitride (GaN) products within mainland China, marking a decisive and final victory for Innoscience in this high-stakes patent infringement dispute.
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In recent days, ON Semiconductor reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter 2025 results, announced a US$6.00 billion share buyback program starting in 2026, and disclosed a new collaboration with Innoscience to scale gallium nitride (GaN) power device manufacturing across key end markets. By pairing a large future capital return commitment with a GaN partnership aimed at robotics, automotive, telecommunications, and AI data centers, the company is sharpening its focus on higher-value...
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