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`UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION
`WASHINGTON,D.C. 20436
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`In the Matter of
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`CERTAIN MOBILE ELECTRONIC
`DEVICES AND RADIO FREQUENCY
`AND PROCESSING COMPONENTS
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`THEREOF
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`Investigation No, 337-TA-1065
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`INITIAL DETERMINATION AND RECOMMENDED DETERMINATION
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`Administrative Law Judge Thomas B. Pender
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`Pursuant to the notice of investigation, 82 Fed, Reg. 37899 (Aug. 14, 2017),this is the
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`initial determination on violation and recommended determination on remedy and bonding in
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`Certain Mobile Electronic Devices and Radio Frequency and Processing Components Thereof,
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`United States International Trade Commission Investigation No. 337-TA-1065.
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`It is held that a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act, as amended, has occurred in the
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`importation into the United States, the sale for importation, or the sale within the United States
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`after importation; of certain mobile electronic devices and radio frequency and processing
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`components thereof, with respect to asserted claim 31 of U.S. Patent No. 9,535,490.
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
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`wherein the supply generator incorporates an operational
`amplifier (op-amp) operative to receive the envelope signal
`and provide an amplified signal, ......2..:.:cccsssescsessereneeserensnestestennesee 10
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`a driver operative to receive the amplified signal and provide a
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
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`a P-channel metal oxide semiconductor (PMOS)transistor
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
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`Exhibit 2001, p.4
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`to receive an indication of a data precision for execution of the
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.5
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.6
`Exhibit 2001, p.6
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.7
`Exhibit 2001, p.7
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`UTSSY sss chsstsccaeecadincyas ved ca ns'edgene easdows rans sasanvagastcs eda tonatdad taht poninaateeecaadze 83
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.8
`Exhibit 2001, p.8
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`A mobile terminal comprising:...........2..2::cssseeceesseeseseeeceoeeneneesetens 83
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`Bi ECDCCALNE LETTUEES'S ars vsewzsevechetateseaVetbiny bencbebdpsseogatstescvpesaaspaaecncapazagse 83
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`a modem processor, the modem processor configured to hold
`modem processorto application processor data until expiration
`RAD CHIE: PANTY BITTNGTE 5, coc 5: tataransncatacavateacensganachoeasvatasasacszageentpnaad sedis83
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`Ait BPPHCAhon PLOCESSAY oy aversevcearrereeevaverrmsesnecassenteentesverrenaasenete 84
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`an interconnectivity bus communicatively coupling the
`application processor to the modem processor;and...........00000000 84
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`the application processor configured to hold application
`processor to modem processordata until the modem processor
`pulls data from the application processorafter transmission of
`the modem processor to application processor data,......:..0.:2+0+ 85
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`wherein the modem processoris further configured [to] pull
`data from the application processorafter transmission ofthe
`modem processorto application processor data and before the
`interconnectivity bus transitions from an active powerstate to
`et LY POWOT STADE, ve peoestech coin aves Sivodenheseseh dhavpaviotssdatecesckiehivelaalare 85
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`D. MULL. i ceheicas pcan calsassspeaaminabaa ae thecadnt intent Siaadip a tered eerste dae adaahni see. 87
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`TeschtareENGHGsyes fagasoness vesncedaer age zat even susicatstepdedatendsistindadssavalsceinian87
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`Disclosure of Balasubramanian ............ccccccccscscssssesesscsrssscsessusseateavaceeseenes 90
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`Heinrich and Balasubramanian: ObVioUSNESS.........0..:.:-.c:cecseeneeeeeseeeeeeens91
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`Secondary Considerations............c.c.ccscsssscesseceeseovevcassssanesevencensenersnnessesese94
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`Domestic Industry — Beomomie Prog ns jices cesses carsasescccausacsissasatacccasssiaveeadeoviesesieunasseesees96
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`General Principles Of Law ........:-.::ssercecseseseseneescnseenescscnecsaescseeceerssanessnerenaeeatneeneness96
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`Qualcomm’s Domestic Industry Products ........c::ccsceseessesceeessesseesscseesssesnseensesenneees97
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.9
`Exhibit 2001, p.9
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`Qualcomm’s Domestic Expenditures ............cccssscsssesesesensesereseseensseecnesesnaneeceestte99
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`Qualcomm’s Engineering, Research and Development Group................101
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`WebbFRCAPoi scaiscs st sceas acing sadbersdadseonscdyededaceyeesbevietnosshareaysunaiecsarsbasatioses 104
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`Customer Engineering and Suppott...........cccceccescessesseeeessseecseseeeeseeensenes 105
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`Qualcomm’s Total Domestic Investment Per Patent..............ccceeeeeeees 106
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`D.
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`Economic Protig: Amalysis'is iis.sssccccsazscivscscoascssastvuseesoutsosascocadassenerstsorssentapeistesnstee 107
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`Significant Investment in Plant and Equipment.......-......-...c::ceeseeeteeereeee 108
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`Significant Employment of Laboror Capital... scssesereeresseeeseeeneseaee 109
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`The Significance of Qualcomm’s Investments.............-.:ssssseeecteteeeeetenes 110
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`VII.
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`Public Interest Considerations .......ceceorssrecassadeostecnssrsersonnesizversatecsbbaadvtendsssesanqersessgeszdnnzess 114
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`A.
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`B.
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`HaateaGebOthis isin, vices sicaaacaiiansig cet caceaaaitiyackescadscsoepsaanssdedadescens onperdseaedivaveNdedebedryerensn: 114
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`The Parties’ Public Interest Contentions...........ccscscocosssenrasesesssaseeesntenseseseeneaseenscs 115
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`I.
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`Qualcommm’s ContentiOns.........--ceccceceeeceeeeesesetrenereeseeceaeesssenseseesseesteneenes 115
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`a.
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`The Focusof the Investigation: There Are Numerous
`Substitutes for the Accused Devices.........c:ccccseerecseesceeeeseeseenees 116
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`Shifting the Focus to Intel’s CAIPSOTSScenscdsnvnsetstencsesccapverseaacsspains 118
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`i.
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`Dee istheaaa cacassicacaced seas vip suaecatseaaks vareragesageceasatsigede 120
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`Existence of a Monopoly.........:ccccseeeceesesstensesssentenseensees 120
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`Apple’ s: Domination 1. 2cisrccn-eoecsse-caneeadecntsedniviat sbvaietsesaacans 122
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`Issuing the Exclusion Order Will Enhance
`COTCUNTas acs cv care padppasauccasasnsasendraxsciaasadenazevetaradonsiea sore 123
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`The Effect of an Exclusion Order on Intel...........00000 124
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`Will Intel Abandon 5G?.......:..::scccsssscesessssesssereanseessracenss 125
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`Vii -Harm IS Avoidable. ..ccccecscsccassssersszssororzesuseeassanassadnisntetees 127
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.10
`Exhibit 2001, p.10
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`The Relevance of Past Qualcomm Action..........s:.::cseseeeeeeeseeeee 127
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`2.
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`Apples ComteMirae ssc schpiacesnsetarascasas seca mnssaisccidasedesssssiasdichepoctinnaséasbasde 128
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`a.
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`Two Suppliers of Premium LTE Baseband Chipsets Is Better
`Than One Monopolist for Competitive Conditions in the
`RTraytech Tega sak eae va duck tace ated ee yet he av eraested paqueen -Paryac ang tee laveapeceybexzeneh 128
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`i.
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`il.
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`The Premium Baseband Chipset MarketIs the
`Critical Market That Would Be Impacted by the
`Proposed Exclusion Order ...........:c:cccsesseseseeteseseeeeseseees 128
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`Intel and Qualcomm Are the Only Two Competitors
`for Sales in the Merchant Market for Premium
`Baseband CMpSets x. aieicces ck coins secs cedsseaiesskcraeasisatecidivaate 130
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`Competitive Conditions in the United States Are
`Better With Intel and Qualcomm Competing Than
`Under a Qualcomm Monopoly.......:.c:ccseeeeceeseeeeeeeeeeee 132
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`The Proposed Exclusion Order Would Almost Certainly Cause
`Intel to Exit the Premium Baseband Chipset Market and Give
`Crighcorriey MOOGOLY ocscasceone schuenecinvedssaxareavinsvous ryeaccessutgeeteeas ites 133
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`Qualcomm’s Argumentsthat Intel’s Baseband
`Chipset Business Could Survive Qualcomm’s
`Proposed Exclusion OrderIs Incorrect ..........::20se2+cs200++ 137
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`No Other Premium LTE Baseband Chipset
`Suppliers Will Fill the Void if Intel Exits........0000..2.0.. 142
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`If Intel Exits the Market for Premium LTE
`Baseband Chipsets, It Will Not Be a Competitor for
`5G Baseband Chipsets or Related Innovation................ 145
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`Intel’s Exit from Premium LTE and 5G Chipsets Will Harm
`Competitive Conditions in the United States............::0ceseeeeeeee 147
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`i.
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`A Qualcomm Monopoly Will Cause the Quality of
`Premium Baseband Chipsets to Decrease, and
`PHIGES £0 TRCHCASE soscii cvs ccssvucsusves scenes sasecesces vobsdecereteaeyOoveee 147
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`A Qualcomm Monopoly in Premium Baseband
`Chipsets Would Stifle Intel’s Contributions to 5G
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`__Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.11
`Exhibit 2001, p.11
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`Standards and Innovation and Harm National
`OCUULELY sixes sacccuvsahsvevsecessasezedsdpndessvaces sosd> eozesdeai vosangsboyacsiee 148
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`ill.
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`If Intel’s Capacity to Contribute to the 5G
`Ecosystem Is Diminished, the Public Interest in
`U.S. Leadership in 5G Innovation Product Security
`WELD Bote: Fitri ci stns se wncescgeen eeveeSseeUebreeeaaversanssisaiedins 153
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`d,
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`An Exclusion Order Would Also Harm the Public Under
`Section 337’s Other Public Interest Factors...........2.cccccseeseseseeoree 154
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`ii.
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`Harm to U.S. Smartphone Consumets.............20:::02:-28+ 154
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`Harm to U.S. Public Health and Welfare............cc000. 155
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`Reduced Production of Directly Competitive
`Products in the United States ..........c:ccseeesseeeseeeeeereseeeeens 156
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`Denying an Exclusion OrderIs the ey wareto Protect the
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`li.
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`The Staff's Posited SG “Carve-Out” Will Not
`Protect the Public Interest ............:..:cscsesecceeseseeeseeeeeeeeee 156
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`Qualcomm Will not Grant Intel a License.............00ee 158
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`Intel’s Exit Would Vitiate the FTC’s Efforts to Promote
`Premium-Baseband-Chipset Competition in the FTC’s Parallel
`Case Against QualcOmm..........cccssssesessrsseeereseresrenteessereneseesere 158
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`The Harm to the Public Interest Substantially Outweighs any
`Countervailing Public Benefits from an Exclusion Order........... 159
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`e.
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`f.
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`g.
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`Tire Stak evrahONS ai sass ce esvi dace swaneeuscgeasedupeessiabreess evpeseasicegeenanstepe2it a 159
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`a.
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`Background: The Evolution of Cellular Standards and
`SCHOBNGS copes rath osrcesetber-emeecerropstsemesracerlmatne not ecde ernmpspuiaret 162
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`Early Smartphone Standards: 2G and 3G............:0+.-. 162
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`The Current Standard: 4G......ccccssesseeereeseereesseseeesreee 163
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`The Future Standard: 5G,,.......c:eessscseseesseesttrteenenes LO4
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.12
`Exhibit 2001, p.12
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`The Effect of a Remedy on the Mobile Electronic Devices
`WBN ooo asiaice deb ov aves vaca h seescb ee esp epee honest en glpeslqegndace Spades pbensuadapena 165
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`i.
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`iv.
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`Public Health and Welfare ...........:.:sseesesecesteeeereseeneseeneees 166
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`Competitive Conditions........:..:.sccceceescecesestesenseeceeseneenee 166
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`Production of Like or Directly Competitive Articles..... 168
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`TESS ioORISTIIIOES sipsacadssnaanZi gas ihiaaatvacdénsiceededsscezeasess dagvonaye 168
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`c,
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`The Effect of a Remedy on the Baseband Processor Market....... 168
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`1.
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`ii.
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`ili.
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`iv,
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`Public Health and Welfare .....0....ccsccrssecesseeesssenereeneces 171
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`Competitive Conditions ........:..cccccesesscsscssceesssereneeeeneneaees 171
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`Production of Like or Directly Competitive Articles..... 180
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`LES SSSIUNICRS ois sac ssecsccincatavesieveseaviseacesscp caacekeaaase son A¥een 181
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`d.
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`Any Adverse Effect on the Public Interest Can Be Mitigated
`by Tailoring the Remedy Imposed to Exclude Products
`Incorporating 5G Technology ........ccccceececssesseereeseeeeessenneeateneeense 183
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`i,
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`ll.
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`Carve-Out for 5G Technology .....c.cscscscessssercererecseserrees 186
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`Exception for Research, Development, and Testing
`COP PEOPOS ceive gincyee ovevecearestebeGdesadyeonseseterseeyssececiapasied LEP
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`iil.
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`Certification Provision ........c:csccsceessecsecseceessesesseeseeseees 189
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`C.
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`PERRIati cas sate ecacaceasaancsecacy can ee ions pecs rons heweavecdewe Fea eRe A Eada alg ete Libba sis 190
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`VII. Conchusions. Of LAW sicscacssisiessrinsainsssaacsisvessaaaseeredssvide Sa dita depeaRGetaeld eater ential 197
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`IX.
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`Initial Determination on Violation............cccecesscscssesssssscsscsssssasacsseesstesesnnsnetentsesesstenees 198
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`Remedy and! Boarding sipiscissscaiesssczepscccisensgescacansaneyapercansteesesesnceseesaneciapecd zeny be veadevedadotaal 198
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`A.
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`B.
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`Cc.
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`Litnrted Bicebeset Odets assnescacscagsasageessapacandstansinvacs charaeszibpwotsastessasnocadaccaeyiaye reas 199
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.13
`Exhibit 2001, p.13
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`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`Intel Corporation v. Qualcomm Incorporated
`IPR2018-01240
`IPR2018-01240
`Exhibit 2001, p.14
`Exhibit 2001, p.14
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`The following abbreviations may be usedinthis Initial Determination:
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`Fourth Generation Cellular Standard
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` Complainant’s Demonstrative Exhibit
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`Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States
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` Complainant’s Initial Post-Hearing Brief
`a Complainant’sReplyPost-HearingBrief
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`CDX
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`CFIUS
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`CIB
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`CPX.
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`Arithmetic Logic Unit
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`Complainant’s Physical Exhibit
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`Complainant’s Responsive Post-Hearing Brief
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`Complainant’s Exhibit
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`Deposition
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`DMA
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`Electronic Document Imaging System
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`Execution State Load
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`Envelope Tracking
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`GPU
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`Graphics Processing Unit
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`Internet of Things
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`IPC
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`Interprocessor Communication
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`ISA
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`JDX
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`Instruction Set Architecture
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