- NuCurrent, a company devoted to wireless charging technology, is suing Samsung for the alleged theft of NuCurrent’s intellectual property.
- This is not the first time Samsung has been sued for IP theft, nor is it the first time it’s allegedly stolen from much smaller companies.
- Samsung knows that its legal team will beat any other smaller company’s legal team in a court battle, so it doesn’t have much fear when it comes to IP theft.
Samsung, no stranger to dealing with lawsuits, is being sued by a company called NuCurrent over the alleged theft of intellectual property related to smartphone wireless charging. This is a new addition in a long line of lawsuits where Samsung gets taken to court for stealing tech secrets from other companies.
NuCurrent is a company based in Chicago that focuses on wireless charging technology. The company developed a new way to deliver fast and efficient wireless charging speeds and talked to Samsung about licensing the technology. Samsung invited the NuCurrent team to South Korea, where the two companies had a multi-day meeting going over how the technology works and how it could benefit Samsung if put to use in the company’s smartphones.
Source:AndroidAuthority
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