Amazon's Legal Challenge in Germany
In a landmark decision, the Duesseldorf Regional Court has found Amazon.com Inc. guilty of infringing on a patent owned by Nokia Corp. This patent is crucial for streaming services, a sector where Amazon has significant interests. The court's ruling mandates Amazon to cease the use of this patented technology, marking a significant setback for the e-commerce giant.

Nokia's Response and Legal Actions
Nokia has expressed its satisfaction with the court's decision, urging Amazon to comply by securing a license under fair terms. "We welcome the decision and hope that Amazon will fulfill its obligation and agree to a license on fair terms," stated Nokia in a communication to Wirtschaftswoche, a German magazine. This legal victory is part of a broader strategy by Nokia, which has initiated lawsuits against Amazon in multiple jurisdictions, including Germany, the United Kingdom, and the European Union's Unified Patent Court, since 2023.
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