AGOURA HILLS, CA — (Marketwired) — 06/14/16 — , the innovator and pioneer of public access gateways, today announced that it has settled the patent infringement case brought by Nomadix against Blueprint RF before the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. The settlement includes a royalty-bearing license to Blueprint RF under key portions of Nomadix–s extensive patent portfolio in Internet access technologies. Terms of the agreement remain undisclosed.
“We are pleased the companies were able to conclude the litigation in a mutually satisfactory manner,” said Fred Reeder, chief commercial and operating officer of Nomadix. “Nomadix has always been at the forefront of developing technologies for mobile computing, and it is gratifying to reach a settlement with Blueprint RF that recognizes the value of Nomadix–s patents.”
Nomadix offers gateways for seamless wired and wireless connectivity solutions across public access networks and enterprises. Nomadix gateways have earned a global reputation for unparalleled reliability and ease of management. As one customer put it, “They just work.” Powered by patented technology, Nomadix throughput enhancement technologies make available bandwidth stretch further, slowing the pace of investment in bandwidth upgrades and enabling revenue generation and customization in a number of business models. With Nomadix, public access network providers are able to deploy cost-effective, secure and easy-to-use network services. For more information, visit , call +1.818.597.1500, follow on , and , like on and view the video library on .
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