2020 years 3 month 31 day, American manufacturer of photovoltaic modules Solaria Corporation announce, The lawsuit was filed in U. S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Accusing Arthas, a Chinese photovoltaic module maker, of infringing its imbricated module patents in the United States. Compared to regular components, Imbricated components are more powerful and efficient.

　　Solaria According to the lawsuit, company 2014 Artes was first introduced to its high efficiency in 2007, High density component (HDM) technology, At that time, Artes evaluated Solaria Whether the next generation imbricated technology has a potential licensing agreement. Over the next year, There was further cooperation between the two companies, Under the confidentiality agreement, Solaria Disclosed its proprietary technology and business strategy to Artes, But no deal was struck.

　　Solaria representation, By applying it HDM Patented technology, Arthas launched it last year "HiDM" Imbricated module, And began marketing and selling it in the United States. Solaria insist, artesian HiDM The imbricated component infringes its patent, And seek damages and injunctive relief.

　　Solaria CEO Suvi Sharma representation: "Solaria In the last ten years invested more than 2 Billions of dollars to develop imbricate technology, To make the world's most advanced photovoltaic modules. When companies like Arthas ignore US patents and violate our core intellectual property, We will act to protect this technology, which requires a lot of effort and money to develop. "

　　Solaria representation, If necessary, It may file additional claims, Including claims for patent infringement and misappropriation of trade secrets. 

Reprinted from China Intellectual Property Network

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