IPRs break 2,000 mark in October, as Google targets Rockstar patents

November 10 2014

October was the second-busiest month so far for IPR petitions at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. Google was responsible for some of the more interesting petitions as it began taking aim at the patents at issue in its dispute with Rockstar

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