(Redwood
Shores, CA) Virtualization is
the computing act of creating, a virtual version. The virtual version that is created could be
a virtual computer hardware platform, a storage device and/or a computer
network resource. In computing, this
practice began in the decade of the 1960s.
The idea was a method that, logically divided the system resources. These system resources are part of the
mainframe computer, and then, the resources are divided amongst different types
of applications. Computing is a term
that refers to any activity that uses computers to manage, process and
communicate information. Additionally,
computing is also talking about both; hardware and software. Recently, Reichman Jorgensen, LLP announced
that, virtualization was the center of one of its latest lawsuits. Specifically, the aforementioned law firm
revealed that, it has won a verdict against VMware, Inc. The client and plaintiff was Cirba, Inc.
d.b.a. Densify. The victory is a $236
million USD patent infringement verdict.
The $236 million dollar patent
infringement verdict, which was secured by Reichman Jorgensen, LLP, is a major
victory against a computer software technology giant. Additionally, the verdict or victory was
officially announced on January 24th,
2020. For the previous nine
days, a jury trial had been held. Judge
Leonard P. Stark presided over the case.
This case was held in U.S. District Court for the District of
Delaware. However and returning to,
virtualization, the aforementioned term can also be interchanged with desktop
virtualization. The latter, is a reference
about the method of separating the logical desktop, from the physical
machine. Additionally, and from this
point there are different types of methods.
One method is the virtual desktop infrastructure (V.D.I.). The V.D.I. method is an advanced form of
hardware virtualization. Through the use
of the V.D.I. method a user can interact with a host computer, from another
computer, using a network connection.
L.A.N., wireless L.A.N. and the internet are examples of network
connections. When a server is used, one
server is capable of hosting a large amount of virtual machines, at the same
time. When it comes to the use as part
of the business operations, a data center environment is needed. Additionally, software architecture is also
needed, in order, to make operable the data center environment.
Returning to, the announced won
verdict, the aforementioned is for the case Cirba, Inc. et al. v. VMware, Inc. The case number is or was,
1:19-cv-00742. As previously said, it
was held in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. The verdict makes permanent the plaintiff’s
claim that, VMware, Inc. willfully infringed two of Cirba’s patents. The two patents are U.S. Patent #8,209,687,
and, #9,654,367. Additionally; these two
patents cover virtualization technology that, enables multiple computer systems to run, on a single server. Obviously, the awarded $236 million dollars
is restitution for the damages, which were willfully inflected by VMware,
Inc. Courtland Reichman,
Christine E. Lehman, Khue V. Hoang, Shawna Ballard, Jennifer P. Estremera,
Wesley L. White, Kate Falkenstien, Ariel C. Green, Michael G. Flanigan, Leaf
Williams, Connor S. Houghton, Joachim B. Steinberg, Kenneth L. Dorsney, Gary J.
Toman and Peter J. Ayers are all the members of Densify’s legal team. Additionally; the law firms Morris James,
LLP, Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial, LLC and the Law Office of Peter
J. Ayers, PLLC were also part of Densify’s legal team.
To end, Reichman Jorgensen, LLP did
release a press statement. Courtland
Reichman is a Co-Founder of Reichman Jorgensen, LLP. Additionally, he was Densify’s lead
counsel. Through a press statement, Mr.
Reichman said the following. “As we
maintained throughout trial, VMware unlawfully used Densify’s intellectual
property for its own gain. We are very
pleased with the jury’s verdict and consider it not only a victory for Densify,
but a victory for all technology companies who risk being unfairly squeezed out
of the market by larger competitors who infringe their valuable
inventions.” As previously stated,
Reichman Jorgensen, LLP recently announced that, virtualization was the center
of one of its latest lawsuits.
Specifically, the aforementioned law firm revealed that, it has won a
verdict against VMware, Inc. The client
and plaintiff was Cirba, Inc. d.b.a. Densify.
The victory is a $236 million USD patent infringement verdict. Lastly, the verdict or victory was officially
announced on January 24th,
2020. For the previous nine
days, a jury trial had been held.
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