Linthicum-Based Ciena and Columbia-Based Broadwing Settle Their Patent Infringement Suit
Posted on: Monday, 4 April 2005, 21:00 CDT
Ciena Corp., of Linthicum, a manufacturer of fiber optic telecommunications equipment, and Broadwing Corp., of Columbia, a provider of voice, data and media technology and products, announced they have amicably settled their patent infringement litigation, and that Broadwing agreed to pay $35 million to Ciena over three years
. Ciena brought suit against Broadwing's predecessor company, Corvis Corp., in 2000.Source: The Daily Record (Baltimore)
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