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KIOXIA ORDERED TO PAY VIASAT $229M IN PATENT CASE

A federal jury in Waco, Texas ruled that Japanese chipmaker Kioxia infringed on Viasat's flash-memory patent, ordering the company to pay $229 million in damages. The patent relates to energy-efficient memory technology used in various devices.

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