Infineon Reports US ITC Determines Innoscience Violated One GaN-Related Patent - Update

Written by Emily J. Thompson, Senior Investment Analyst

Source: NASDAQ.COM

Updated: Dec 03 2025

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Source: NASDAQ.COM

Infineon vs. InnoScience Patent Ruling: The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in favor of Infineon Technologies in a patent infringement case against InnoScience regarding gallium nitride (GaN) technology, potentially leading to an import ban on InnoScience's products in the U.S.
ITC Preliminary Ruling and Future Determination: The ITC's preliminary ruling confirmed the validity of Infineon's patents, with a final determination expected on April 2, 2026.
InnoScience's Response: InnoScience claimed victory in the ITC ruling, stating that it did not infringe on one patent and that its current product design does not infringe on the other patent, which clarifies its intellectual property status.
Parallel Legal Disputes: Infineon is also involved in a separate legal dispute in Germany, where a patent was upheld, and it has previously been found that InnoScience infringed another Infineon patent.

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