Japan's Nidec files suit against Seagate

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Alleges HDD patent infringement.

Japan's Nidec files suit against Seagate
Japan's Nidec has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Seagate Technology and its affiliates, accusing it of using Nidec hard disk drive motor designs without permission. The suit was filed on January 18 in the US District Court in Delaware, Nidec said in a statement. The Japanese ...

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