Taiwan LED business litigation is the biggest pain in the growth of the industry

Light emitting diode (LED) in Taiwan area of our country industry grow year by year, but the attendant, is Japan Nichia factory (NICHIA), Germany (OSRAM) and OSRAM factory in Holland PHILPS (Philips Lumileds) and other international manufacturers of patent infringement litigation, and the power plant there patent infringement lawsuit against each other, become the biggest pain in LED industry the growth of the.

Compared to international manufacturers, the development of the LED industry in Taiwan later, in the face of patents in the past, most of the way to avoid, until recently only actively accumulated their patents. However, after the plant output, capacity gradually expand the scale, began to attract the attention of international manufacturers, as the domestic optical disc industry in general, from the international patent infringement lawsuits.

Taiwan LED manufacturers are not only from the international patent infringement litigation, the same patent infringement disputes between Taiwan and Taiwan, this year, the number of cases that have occurred in the case of Taiwan plant infringement.

Over the past few years, the tort litigation will undoubtedly become a bomb factory in Taiwan LED, the lawsuit has become an important product to defend the product, customers and profits, often interfere with the operation of enterprises. Even if this lawsuit wins, but also worried about the next time there are other products accused of infringement.

Even, there are ready to apply for listing of LED manufacturers, listed on the review before, received a notice from the court of tort litigation and the initiative to withdraw, temporarily dispel the idea of listing. Patent infringement litigation has become Taiwan LED plant growth, worries, LED industry will enter the industry whether CD's footsteps, became the object of international companies can claim, and therefore the fight against industrial development, worthy of further observation.