Amazon.com, Inc. et al. v. InterDigital VC Holdings, Inc. et al.
Standard2026-00193 · US11936876
In plain English: The parties settled after the Board agreed to review the case, before it reached a final decision.
How to read this page: start with the Case brief above, use (the small numbered links) to open the exact source page they cite, then use Reference material further down for claim-by-claim and ground-by-ground detail.
Settled after institution
Outcome record: Instituted; terminated after institution (settlement)Reviewed against the official PDF
The Director instituted review on June 2, 2026; the Board then terminated the trial on July 23, 2026, on the parties' joint motion, without a final written decision.[1][3][4][16][14]
Director's Notice of Decisions on Institution: institution granted June 2, 2026·Parties jointly file motion to terminate and arbitration agreement July 14, 2026·Board terminates the trial due to settlement after institution July 23, 2026
- InterDigital VC Holdings, Inc. owns the challenged patent, U.S. Patent No. 11,936,876 B2, as the termination order's caption and recital state.[5][9]
- The institution notice records a grant on the merits but lists no grounds; the termination order likewise identifies none.[3][9]
- The panel granted the joint motion to terminate, finding termination appropriate under the particular circumstances without rendering a final written decision.[14][16]
- The trial is terminated without any determination of patentability; the order is not a final written decision under § 318(a).[15][16]
A post-institution termination on settlement ends the trial without reaching the merits, and these papers state no rule beyond their own terms.
Reference material
Claim-by-claim and ground-by-ground records underlying the brief above.
No FWD-stage ground outcomes recorded yet.
No institution-stage grounds recorded yet.
- Paper 17 · Notice of Decisions on Institution (institution granted)Paper 17 · Institution Decision
- Paper 21 · Termination Due to Settlement After Institution of TrialPaper 21 · Other