Skip to content

Intel and Apple v. Fortress antitrust case

US District Court, Northern District of California · 3:19-cv-07651 · filed Nov 20, 2019 · Dismissed

Intel and Apple alleged Fortress aggregated patents from many owners to extract excessive royalties, an antitrust theory the court rejected.

The case

Plaintiffs
Intel, Apple
Court
US District Court, Northern District of California
Docket
3:19-cv-07651
Filed
Nov 20, 2019
Status
Dismissed
Outcome
The court dismissed the antitrust claims over patent aggregation.

History

3 dated entries
DateEntry
Nov 30, 2022Appeal: MANDATE of USCA as to 296 Notice of Appeal to the Ninth Circuit filed by Intel Corporation
Oct 25, 2021Appeal: NOTICE OF APPEAL to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals filed by Intel Corporation. (Appeal fee of $505 receipt number ACANDC-16543309 paid.) (Herriot, Liv)
Nov 20, 2019Filing: Complaint filed: Intel Corporation v. Fortress Investment Group LLC
WhenCase
Sep 25Telephone Conference Todaynext dateUnited States v. Visa (debit)Telephone ConferenceActiveAntitrustS.D. N.Y.
Oct 2Joint proposed final judgment due in 7dnext dateUnited States v. Google (ad tech)Joint proposed final judgment dueDecidedAntitrustE.D. Va.
Jul 26, 2027Further Case Management Conference in 10monext dateHendrix v. AppleFurther Case Management ConferenceActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.
Jul 23Filed 64d agofiledEU Commission: Google DMA finesDecidedAntitrustEuropean CommissionEUR 890 million
Jul 9Filed 78d agofiledEU Commission: SAP ERP support commitmentsClosedAntitrustEuropean Commission
Jun 25Filed 92d agofiledEU Commission: AWS and Azure DMA cloud investigationActiveAntitrustEuropean Commission
Jun 9Filed 4mo agofiledEU Commission: Meta WhatsApp AI interim measuresActiveAntitrustEuropean Commission
May 14Filed 4mo agofiledCMA: Microsoft business software SMS investigationActiveAntitrustUK CMA
Caption and links

Intel Corporation v. Fortress Investment Group LLC

Full docket on CourtListener

Lawsuit updates by email

Tuesdays, only in weeks with rulings, filings or hearings in data and AI cases.

Double opt-in. Unsubscribe any time.