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Earlier this year, Asylum Research filed counterclaims against Veeco for infringement of a patent that it licensed from the University of California that permits the MFP-3D atomic force microscope to operate faster
Instrument Business Outlook, April 15, 2004
* Earlier this year, Asylum Research filed counterclaims (see IBO 11/30/03) against Veeco for infringement of a patent that it licensed from the University of California that permits the MFP-3D atomic force microscope (AFM) to operate faster. It is suing Veeco for not continuing to pay royalties for developing a hardware and software module.
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