#Amazon Technology

It's called Hub Robot and it shares intelligence with its competitor, Alexa, as it also uses Amazon's voice recognition technology. On Tuesday, the Finnish telecom company, Nokia sued Amazon and HP of several patent infringements over video-related technologies. Cases have been filed against Amazon in the US, Germany, India, the UK, and the European Unified Patent Court. As reported by Reuters, the lawsuit says Amazon and HP refused to take licenses to the patents enabling more efficient high-quality video streaming with lower bandwidth and data-storage requirements, and used Nokia’s technology, nonetheless. And that the company had offered Amazon and HP licenses on fair terms, prior to the lawsuits. “We’ve been in discussions with each of Amazon and HP for a number of years, but sometimes litigation is the only way to respond to companies who choose not to play by the rules followed and respected by others,” said Patel. “Our preference is to reach amicable agreements with the companies who rely upon our technology, and our door remains open for constructive, good-faith negotiations.” MSI unveils the next-gen Claw 8 EX AI+ gaming handheld at COMPUTEX 2026, making it one of the first devices to feature Intel’s new Arc G3 Extreme graphics technology. Read more in our articles including "LG unveils Hub Robot powered by Amazon's technology" and "Nokia sues Amazon, HP over ‘unauthorized use’ of video-related technology patents".