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OTHER PAST AND PRESENT REPRESENTATIVE ENGAGEMENTS

Sensory – Speech Recognition
Blendid – Automated Food Production
Arista – Computer Networking
Celera – Automated Circuit Generation
VMWare – Virtualization software
Sernai Networks – High Speed SERDES
Wilinx Corp – Ultra-wideband circuits and systems
Ciitizen – Health care data analytics
Puget Sound Energy – Energy
Successfactors (acquired by SAP) – SaaS Automated HR
Business Objects (acquired by SAP) – Data Analytics and Data Warehousing
Solar City (acquired by Tesla) – Solar Energy
Dandelion Energy – Geothermal Energy
Groq – AI compute
High Tech Health – Home saunas
Ferrum Health – Health care automation

Equipment Solutions – Electro-mechanical systems
Gamdan Optics – Optical systems
Spice House – packaging and delivery of consumer spice products
TargetTime – Project management
eMed – Microdermabrasion systems
Altanova – Semiconductor manufacturing
Trimble Navigation – Industrial technology
Dolby Labs – Audio, visual, and voice technologies
Forest Rim Technologies – Unstructured data warehousing
Labrador OmniMedia – Wine and spirits software
Xilinx – Field programmable gate arrays
Hulu – Content streaming
ViaSat – Satellite systems
Arris – Telecommunications
Pacific Surf Designs – Surf simulators
Watasensor – Home sensor and security systems

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Software Systems​

When Microsoft’s new CEO, Satya Nadella, set out to transform Microsoft’s strategic vision, the legal team turned to Fountainhead’s broad range of expertise in software, hardware, AI, and other technologies to protect the new technology areas that Microsoft was venturing into. Fountainhead has helped Microsoft preserve the wealth of innovations along their technology roadmaps from software to AI and spanning both the analog and digital semiconductor worlds.

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Wireless

When wireless titan Qualcomm launched its seminal patent lawsuit against Apple, from over 200,000 patents in their arsenal, they selected just 12 patents deemed capable of withstanding the rigors of Apple’s rigorous patent defenses. Fountainhead Law proudly prosecuted two (2) of the selected 12 Qualcomm patents, contributing to Qualcomm’s favorable settlement with Apple of this epic patent battle.

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Microelectronics

Power Analog Microelectronics (acquired by Diodes Inc.)

Power Analog Microelectronics (PAM) was a multinational analog and mixed signal startup. Fountainhead’s expertise in analog, mixed signal, and global IP strategy helped PAM to build a comprehensive IP program to support their global marketing efforts, leading to a successful acquisition by Diodes Inc.

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Fintech

Ensenta, Inc. (acquired by Private Equity fund)

After linking Ensenta’s core technology innovations to its target market space, Fountainhead successfully navigated Ensenta’s patents through the Patent Office to protect their innovations and markets. Over the years, Fountainhead worked with Ensenta to successfully fend off IP attacks from competitors. These efforts culminated in a successful exit when the company was sold to a private equity firm.

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Software

SAP is a global leader in business process software. Since the seminal Supreme Court case of Alice Corp. v CLS Bank, which significantly raised the bar for patenting business process software patents, protecting these key IP assets has been no easy task. For almost two decades, Fountainhead Law has worked with SAP to lead the field in patenting business process software patents, having successfully obtained hundreds of valid and granted patents for SAP and other clients in this nuanced and challenging technology space.

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Microelectronics

Summit Microelectronics (acquired by Qualcomm Inc.)

Summit’s battery charging technology changed the world. When Summit invented a charging algorithm that reduced battery charge time by orders of magnitude (“TurboCharge”), they turned to Fountainhead to protect these vital IP assets. Knowing that companies around the world would stop at nothing to “design around” Summit’s innovations, Fountainhead worked with Summit engineers to craft numerous claim strategies to make their IP as impregnable as possible. Summit was later sold to Qualcomm for hundreds of millions of dollars based in large part on their IP portfolio, portions of which was later asserted against Apple.

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