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` UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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` BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`_____________________________
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`APPLE, INC., HTC CORPORATION,
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`HTC AMERICA, INC., et al.,
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` Petitioners,
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`MEMORY INTEGRITY, LLC,
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` Patent Owner.
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`___________________________________/
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` VIDEOTAPED DEPOSITION OF VOJIN G. OKLOBDZIJA, PH.D.
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` Redwood City, California
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` Monday, November 23, 2015
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` VOLUME I
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`Reported by:
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`Job No. 2188187
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`PH.D., Volume I, taken on behalf of Petitioners, at
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`For Petitoners Apple, Inc., HTC Corporation, HTC
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` America, Inc., Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd.,
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` Telecommunications America, LLC and Amazon.com, Inc.:
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` FISH & RICHARDSON
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` DAVID HOLT, ESQ.
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` 1221 McKinney Street, Suite 2800
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`For the Petitioner Sony Corporation, Sony Electronics,
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` KENYON & KENYON
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` BY: ZAED M. BILLAH, ESQ.
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`For The Patent Owner, Memory Integrity, LLC:
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` FARNEY DANIELS PC
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` Robert Horst, Ph.D., Expert for Petitioners
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`Exhibit 1 Dr. Oklobdzija's reply 12
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`Exhibit 2 Dr. Oklobdzija's 12
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`Exhibit 4 Document titled "Memory 16
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` Owner Preliminary Response
` Pursuant to 37 CFR Section
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`Exhibit 5 US Patent No. 7,296,121 19
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` Asynchronous Caches"
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` Monday, November 23, 2015; Redwood City, California
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` 10:17 a.m.
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` THE VIDEOGRAPHER: Good morning. We are
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`on the record at 10:17 a.m. on November 23rd, 2015. 10:17:41AM
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`This is the videotaped deposition of Dr. Vojin
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`Oklobdzija. My name is Ramon Peraza, here with our
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`deposition is being held at Fish & Richardson in
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`Redwood City. The caption of this case is Apple,
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`Inc., et al. versus Memory Integrity, LLC., Case
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`Number IPR2015-00159.
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` MR. RUECKHEIM: Michael Rueckheim of
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`Fish & Richardson representing Apple, Inc., HTC
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`Corporation, HTC America, Inc., Samsung Electronics
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`Company, Ltd., Samsung Electronics America, Inc., 10:18:42AM
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`Amazon.com, Inc.
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` With me today are Dr. Horst and David
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` MR. BILLAH: Zaed Billah from 10:18:55AM
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`Kenyon & Kenyon representing Sony Corporation, Sony
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` MR. SAUNDERS: Michael Saunders of Farney
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`Memory Integrity, LLC, and also the witness.
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` THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The court reporter may
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` VOJIN G. OKLOBDZIJA, PH.D.,
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` after having been duly sworn, testified as follows: 10:19:18AM
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` MR. RUECKHEIM: Before we start, just a
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`clarification for the record, this deposition is
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` MR. SAUNDERS: Yes, that confirms our
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` MR. RUECKHEIM: Okay.
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` EXAMINATION 10:19:52AM
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`BY MR. RUECKHEIM:
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` Q Good morning, Dr. Oklobdzija.
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` A Oklobdzija (pronounced differently.)
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` Good morning. 10:20:00AM
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` Q Thank you. Feel free to correct me any
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` Can you please spell your name for the
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` A Vojin, V-O-J-I-N. Oklobdzija, 10:20:10AM
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`O-K-L-O-B-D-Z-I-J-A. Phonetically it's
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`O-K-L-O-B-J-I-A.
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` Q Is there any reason why you can't give
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` A No.
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` Q Have you been deposed previously?
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` A Yes. 10:20:35AM
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` Q How many times?
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` A Probably between half a dozen and a dozen
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`times. I don't recall the accurate number.
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` Q Were all of these prior depositions in the
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`context of providing expert opinion? 10:20:51AM
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` Q Did any of these prior depositions involve
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` A Not directly that I can recall.
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` A I understand. Thank you.
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` Q Okay. 10:21:49AM
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` So also just for terminology, did you
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` A Yes, I did, to the best of my knowledge.
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` Q Would it make sense if I refer to one as 10:22:04AM
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` Do you have Exhibit 1 in front of you?
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` A Excuse me? 10:23:45AM
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` Q Do you have Exhibit 1 in front of you?
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` A Yes.
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` Q Okay.
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` What is Exhibit 1?
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` Q Reply declaration?
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` A Reply declaration.
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` A Yes, I do. 10:24:57AM
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` Q What is Exhibit 2?
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` A This is a Motion to Amend.
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` Q Is Exhibit 2 the declaration you submitted
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`Amend? 10:25:14AM
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` A Yes, I did.
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` Q Would it be understandable if I referred
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` A That would make it easier.
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` Q When were you first engaged by Memory 10:25:41AM
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`Integrity in connection with this case?
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` A I think I can give you exact date.
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`July 2nd, 2015.
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` A I don't know when they did submit 10:26:26AM
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`BY MR. RUECKHEIM: 10:27:35AM
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` A Yes, I do.
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` Q Exhibit 3 bears the title "Memory 10:27:50AM
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`Integrity LLC's Patent Owner Preliminary Response
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`Pursuant to 37 CFR Section 42.107(a)."
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` Do you see that?
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` A Yes, I see that.
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` A Yes, February 13.
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` Q So would this document have been submitted
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` Q Okay.
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` Do you see here that Patent Owner is
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` A Yes, I did -- I do.
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` So you did not assist Patent Owner in
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` A No.
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` Q Correct.
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`BY MR. RUECKHEIM:
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` A Yes, I do.
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` A Yes, it does.
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` A -00163, yes.
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` A Yes.
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` Q Okay.
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` So is it fair to say that you did not
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` Q What is your rate?
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` Q How much have you invoiced so far?
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` A I do. I have it in front of me.
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` Q This is your amend declaration?
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`BY MR. RUECKHEIM: 10:40:44AM
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` Do you see that sentence?
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` Q -- five hours?
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` Q How much time did you spend reviewing that 10:42:19AM
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` Do you see that sentence?
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` A I see that sentence.
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` Q What is the basis for the statement that 10:45:12AM
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` A Can you repeat the question? 10:47:29AM
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` Q Sure.
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` For clarity, did you say that
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