The day's essential Malaysian news, briefed.
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation has sued AI giant Anthropic in Delaware federal court, claiming the company's systems infringe patents covering neuroscience-inspired machine learning technology developed by university researchers.
Magnet Forensics, a Canadian cybersecurity firm acquired for US$1.3 billion, is suing a former contractor and rival company over the disclosure of a previously unknown iPhone flaw used to hack devices.
A Chinese court has ruled that Molly Tea, a Shenzhen-based milk tea company, infringed on Louis Vuitton's registered trademarks through its four-petal flower emblem, ordering 10.3 million yuan in damages and a public apology.
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Malaysia's consumer protection agency has dismantled a counterfeit goods distribution network in Johor Bahru, impounding RM600,000 worth of fake branded merchandise across three locations following month-long surveillance.
Renowned Malaysian musician Datuk M. Nasir has filed a RM5 million lawsuit against MyTeksi Sdn Bhd (Grab Malaysia), alleging unauthorised use of his name in a beverage product marketing campaign, citing his moral and legal rights.
India's Tata Consultancy Services has failed in its bid to overturn a $168 million damages award imposed by a US court after it was accused of stealing proprietary life-insurance software from DXC Technology.