Kioxia Seeks To Undo 'Tainted' $229M Viasat IP Verdict
urged a Texas federal court Friday to throw out a $229 million patent verdict for Viasat Inc. and order a new trial or grant it a win, arguing that "numerous errors tainted the jury's award."

urged a Texas federal court Friday to throw out a $229 million patent verdict for Viasat Inc. and order a new trial or grant it a win, arguing that "numerous errors tainted the jury's award."

urged a Texas federal court Friday to throw out a $229 million patent verdict for Viasat Inc.
and order a new trial or grant it a win, arguing that "numerous errors tainted the jury's award."
Kioxia Corp. urged a Texas federal court Friday to throw out a $229 million patent verdict for Viasat Inc. and order a new trial or grant it a win, arguing that "numerous errors tainted the jury's award."
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urged a Texas federal court Friday to throw out a $229 million patent verdict for Viasat Inc. and order a new trial or grant it a win, arguing that "numerous errors tainted the jury's award."
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