Verimatrix and Widevine Technologies have settled pending litigation involving Widevine’s US Patents.

Widevine filed suit in August of 2007 alleging that Verimatrix’s VCAS products infringe both of Widevine’s patents. Under terms of the agreement, Widevine granted Verimatrix a license to the two asserted Widevine patents and the foreign counterparts. Verimatrix makes no admission as to infringement of the patents.

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