Monkeying around in a technology standards-setting organization can cost you in the end.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed Monday that Qualcomm should be punished for what has in other cases been called a “patent ambush” — not disclosing patents to a standards-setting body and then suing adopters of the standard. In this case, Qualcomm’s target was Broadcom.
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