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Western Digital loses over $310 million lawsuit for patent infringement — the data security patent used in PCMCIA and Compact Flash cards

By Oct 19, 2024

Western Digital lost a $315.7 million lawsuit over PCMCIA and Compact Flash patents infringed by Ultrastar, My Book, and My Passport products. 

Western Digital lost a $315.7 million lawsuit over PCMCIA and Compact Flash patents infringed by Ultrastar, My Book, and My Passport products. 

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