Overview
- The complaints in the Western District of Texas assert ten patents, including seven on hybrid bonding and three on advanced process nodes.
- Adeia alleges AMD processors with 3D V-Cache, including AI chips for PCs and servers, were manufactured using its patented methods.
- The company requests unspecified monetary damages and a court order stopping further use while signaling willingness to license on “fair and reasonable” terms.
- Adeia says it pursued licensing talks for years before filing, and AMD has not yet commented on the suits.
- Legal analysis in coverage suggests near-term product disruption is unlikely under post-eBay injunction standards, with early challenges likely to be pivotal.