For a technology licensing company, Tessera Technologies Inc. doesn’t bring a lot of lawsuits. When it does, it often ends badly for the other side.
Last week Tessera won a ruling at the International Trade Commission that Broadcom Ltd. is infringing its 6,849,946 patent on semiconductors, that the patent is valid, and that there is a valid domestic industry in the United States.
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