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Hay Day

07/12/24 7:22 PM

#131244 RE: chazzy1 #131243

IMHO, a single vplm patent infringement win at trial of $2B to $3B against any of the bigs would elevate an overall vplm purchase to $30 to $40B. Without a trial win, but with a handfull of licensing agreements in place, a vplm purchase of half that amount is likely. We shall see.
Bullish
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VVVVVV

07/13/24 8:44 AM

#131250 RE: chazzy1 #131243

Well, I would tend to agree with you however, there seems to be a discrepancy with the damage witnesses. Which could prolong the trial dates. These infringers know by now, they’re not going to prove these patents invalid. The recent Alice and ex parte reexamination decisions, basically sealed that deal. It’ll come down to the damage amounts.

Now, keep in mind, there’re a number of players involved, Amazon, and possibly a few others, Apple & AT&T. I would imagine, Verizon, T-Mobile and Amazon, wouldn’t want either company owning these patents, including the Euro patents. Either one, has got to be concerned what the others are going to do. Settle or acquire VPLM’s patents.

Now, with no trial date yet set with Amazon, remains a mystery. No court filings since early February. There doesn’t seem to be any urgency for them to settle and or acquire VPLM, UNLESS they’re concerned either one of the fore mentioned infringers might do so first.

The drama continues ……….

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edgeliner

07/15/24 11:51 AM

#131275 RE: chazzy1 #131243

Well said Chazzy!