Apple, Broadcom 'Hid' Witness In $1.1B Patent Trial, Jury Told

By Craig Clough ( January 28, 2020, 10:44 PM EST) -- Apple and Broadcom should pay over $1. 1 billion for infringing Caltech's patents with Wi-Fi chips installed in almost 600 million Apple devices sold in the U. S. , a lawyer for the university told a California federal jury during closing arguments Tuesday that accused the tech giants of stonewalling and even hiding a witness. . . .

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