“The Apple vs. Qualcomm trial kicking off in San Diego next month will feature a star-studded cast in the dispute over chips used in iPhones, including testimony by chief executive officers Tim Cook and Steven Mollenkopf,” Edvard Pettersson and Mark Gurman report for Bloomberg.
“The CEOs are among the dozens of executives and engineers who are expected to take the witness stand, according to a joint witness list filed in federal court,” Pettersson and Gurman report. “Cook is expected to testify about Apple’s business strategy, financial performance and its agreements with other technology companies, among other topics, according to the filing.”
Pettersson and Gurman report, “Witnesses from Apple may include Bob Mansfield, former head of hardware; Jeff Williams, chief operating officer; Phil Schiller, head of marketing; and Bruce Sewell, former general counsel. ”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: The Qualcomm extortionists’ house of cards will not stand.
Qualcomm’s unreasonable, illogical, and irrational licensing scam, which charges a percentage of the total cost of all components in the phone, even non-Qualcomm components, must end.
SEE ALSO:
ITC judge sides with Qualcomm, recommends iPhone import ban, but President Trump could veto – March 26, 2019
U.S. judge rules Qualcomm owes Apple nearly $1 billion in patent royalty rebates – March 15, 2019
Apple counsel maintains claims of witness tampering in Qualcomm patent case – March 14, 2019
Former Apple engineer says Qualcomm tech was his idea but doesn’t claim inventor status – March 11, 2019
Apple loses star witness Arjuna Siva in Qualcomm trial – March 7, 2019
Apple says Qualcomm stole idea for smartphone boot-up tech from engineer – March 5, 2019
The Qualcomm v. Apple patent jury won’t get these simple, brutally honest instructions – March 5, 2019
I hope the court wields it’s big pen. is that too much to ask?
Golly, I’ll see you next Tuesday with pen waving like that, John.