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MOSAID signs wireless patent license agreements with Sharp, Sony

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MOSAID Technologies Inc. of Ottawa has announced that it has entered into a worldwide, non-exclusive wireless patent license agreement with Sharp Corporation of Japan.

Under the terms of the wireless patent portfolio license agreement, MOSAID has granted Sharp a fixed-payment term license to MOSAID’s wireless technology patents, covering certain wireless networking products, including handsets and notebook computers. The five-year license agreement is effective as of April 1, 2010. All other terms and conditions of the license agreement are confidential.

"We are very pleased that Sharp, the leading vendor of mobile handsets in Japan and renowned as a world leader in advanced technology, recognizes the value of our wireless patents," said John Lindgren, president and CEO, MOSAID.

"Sharp is the third manufacturer of Wi-Fi enabled handsets to license MOSAID’s wireless patents, and we anticipate continued success in licensing into this important market."

MOSAID has signed 14 wireless patent license agreements with global companies since 2008, including Sony (Click image below to watch Michael Vladescu, vice president Licensing & Intellectual Property, discuss the key elements of MOSAID’s new license with Sony, and the growing importance of the wireless licensing program).

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The company is currently licensing its wireless patent portfolio into four markets – mobile handsets, notebook and netbook computers, wireless infrastructure products, and gaming consoles.

About MOSAID
MOSAID Technologies Inc. develops semiconductor memory technology and licenses patented intellectual property in the areas of semiconductors and telecommunications systems. MOSAID counts many of the world’s largest technology companies among its licensees.
www.mosaid.com

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