MIGDAL HA'EMEK, ISRAEL – In the patent infringement case brought by Rudolph Technologies against Camtek, the Court has yet to enter a judgment. The alleged infringement refers only to a U.S. patent and does not have an effect outside of the U.S.

Camtek intends to pursue remedies to overturn or modify the jury's verdict and to oppose or limit the effect of any future injunctive relief. Failing to achieve an overturn or modification, Camtek will appeal the judgment.

“Although we are disappointed by the jury's verdict in this case, we continue to believe that our Falcon products do not infringe on Rudolph's patent and that the patent itself is invalid,” said Rafi Amit, Camtek's CEO.

TAIPEI, TAIWAN – First-tier PCB manufacturers in Taiwan are stepping up their game in China. Companies are beefing up their presence in the China market, competing for handset orders from white-box vendors, reports DigiTimes.
 

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