Nokia announced that it will take legal action against Amazon and Hewlett-Packard because of "video streaming patent infringement".

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens MissBook, soft media new friends 1933769, Alejandro86 for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, November 1 (Xinhua) Nokia Chief Licensing Officer Arvin Patel recently issued a press release on Nokia's website, claiming that Nokia is suing Amazon and Hewlett-Packard in the US Federal Court of Delaware, the European uniform Patent Court and courts in other countries for "unauthorized use of video streaming patents with Nokia".

Nokia said Amazon had long used Nokia's proprietary technology for video compression, content delivery and content recommendation, while Hewlett-Packard blatantly violated Nokia's patented streaming technology and was unwilling to pay "reasonable fees," Nokia said in a press release, so Nokia decided to sue the two companies.

Nokia claimed that Nokia had been discussing the matter with Amazon and Hewlett-Packard for years, and that Nokia had offered "fair terms" for Amazon and Hewlett-Packard to negotiate licenses for patented technology, but both companies rejected the proposals.