A new lawsuit alleges that Samsung Electronics Co. and three of its subsidiaries are infringing on a patent by using a patented method to manufacture semiconductor devices for computer chips, smartphones and mobile devices.

The plaintiff, STC.UNM, is a research nonprofit connected to the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico, that for 20 years has fostered researchers who received 500 patents related to over 1,700 inventions, said the May 28 original complaint in STC.UNM v. Samsung Electronics. The nonprofit licenses its inventions and reinvests the proceeds into its research and development activities.

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