Samsung Elec QLED challenged by patent dispute with Nanoco

Manchester-based novel nanomaterials firm Nanoco Group plc announced it signed a “major work package” with its “important European electronics customer” that more than doubles the group’s order book year-on-year. As a result, Nanoco said it now expects to exceed its

The chief executive of a small Manchester-based technology company is “very confident” that his team will come out on top in a legal wrangle with Samsung that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Nanoco is suing

Nanoco has signed an agreement for a fifth work package from its major European customer. This covers the final phase of a scale-up of a longer wavelength material and development of a third material. It has also completed

Samsung Electronics Co. lost its bid to cancel parts of five Nanoco Technologies Ltd. television display patents, dealing a blow to the tech giant’s defense of a district court case in which Nanoco accused it of infringement. The US

The ruling by the US Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) in favour of Nanoco in respect of all 47 claims in the five patents underpinning its litigation against Samsung is unalloyed good news for Nanoco. With the company’s

Nanoco Group, the Manchester-based University of Manchester spin-out which develops materials used in the manufacture of monitors and TV screens, updated the market on its litigation case with tech giant Samsung today. The case concerns what Nanoco deems

Revenues at nanomaterial developer Nanoco Group (Nanoco) have risen 21 per cent to £1.3m amid increased commercial activity. The company has posted is half-year results for the six months up to 31 January 2022 – revealing adjusted EBITDA

The story for Nanoco hasn’t changed much since it published its annual report in November. The company, which produces ‘quantum dots’ that emit light and can be used in infra-red sensors and TVs, is still striving to achieve large-scale

During the first eight months of FY22, Nanoco has begun to scale-up its programme to deliver nanomaterials to its major European customer. It also made good progress in its legal action against Samsung for wilful infringement of its

Manchester tech firm Nanoco increased revenues and reduced losses during the six months to January 31, 2022, it reported today. It also revealed that it is relocating all its operations to its Runcorn production site. The firm, a