It seems that Nikon lost the patent infringement lawsuit against Viltrox in China
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Nikon Patent Dispute With Viltrox Invalidated in China
Reports of Nikon's Z-mount patent protection in China have made huge progress. Per reports, the Chinese patent authority has invalidated one of Nikon's core Z-mount-related patents. This seems like a direct result of the reports filed by the company behind Viltrox. Here's what it can mean.
It seems that Nikon lost the patent infringement lawsuit against Viltrox in China
Several readers have contacted me to report that Nikon’s Chinese Z-mount patent (202010127062.4) was declared fully invalid by CNIPA. I have very limited informtion on this, and no official source, so here is the AI recap based on the tips I received (see previous coverage of the Nikon vs. Viltrox lawsuit): The China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) has declared one of Nikon’s key Chinese Z-mount-related patents fully invali…
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