Adeia, the the company whose patented innovations help shape the way the world explores and experiences entertainment, has announced that Mitsubishi Electric, the Japanese multinational electronic and electrical equipment manufacturing company, has agreed to renew its licence for access to Adeia’s media intellectual property (IP) portfolio.

This licence covers connected TVs produced by Mitsubishi for distribution to businesses and consumers in the Japanese market.

“Mitsubishi has maintained a leadership position in Japan’s consumer electronics industry for over a century,” said Dr Mark Kokes, Adeia’s chief licensing officer and general manager of media. “Adeia’s licensing agreement with Mitsubishi underscores the strength of our media IP portfolio in Japan’s vibrant and constantly evolving market.”

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