ImberaTek, LLC, an Ideahub, Inc. subsidiary, has sued over
patents that it acquired from GE Embedded
Electronics (f/k/a Imbera Electronics) in early 2020. The
defendant is Samsung (
2:22-cv-00233), accused in an Eastern District of Texas
complaint of infringing six of those patents through the provision
of a variety of smartphones, tablets, and virtual reality headsets
alleged to "include infringing processors and/or other
semiconductor components, such as, for example, [Samsung's]
Exynos 7420 and Exynos 9810 system-on-chips ("SoC"), as
well as power management integrated circuits embedding
[Qualcomm's] PMX55, PM8150C, PM8250, PM8350,
and PM8350C".
GE Embedded Electronics (f/k/a Imbera Electronics), a company
that GE acquired in 2013, moved the bulk of its US
patent portfolio, in two recorded 2020 assignments to ImberaTek of
roughly 25 US assets each, including the six patents now in suit
(7,609,527; 7,989,944; 8,238,113; 8,222,723; 8,368,201; 9,107,324). At the
