San Diego
– Verimatrix and Widevine Technologies, two providers of digital rights
management (DRM) and anti-piracy technologies, announced on Wednesday that they
have settled a pending patent infringement lawsuit.
Widevine sued Verimatrix in
August 2007, alleging the company’s VCAS products infringed two of Widevine’s
patents, related to technology that encrypts content over a network.
Under the
terms of the settlement agreement, Widevine granted Verimatrix a license to the
two patents, while Verimatrix made no admission as to infringement of the
patents.
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(Verimatrix statement)