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Civil Litigation

Nov. 4, 2025

Netflix and DivX clash over patent claims on adaptive streaming technology

Netflix and DivX argued dueling summary judgment motions Monday in a Los Angeles patent case over adaptive streaming technology, with DivX claiming Netflix infringes its video-delivery innovations.

Dueling summary judgment motions between streaming giant Netflix and tech company DivX came to a head in Los Angeles federal court on Monday, as both parties argued that no genuine disputes remain in a lawsuit alleging that Netflix's streaming services infringe on DivX's patents.

Counsel for DivX argued before U.S. District Judge George H. Wu that it holds a patent on technology Netflix uses to deliver high-quality content to users based on device capabilities, with the bu...

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