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`IN RE: INTEL CORPORATION
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`Before LOURIE, BRYSON, and TARANTO, Circuit Judges.
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`Intel Corporation and SamsungElectronics Co., Ltd. et
`al. (Samsung)eachpetition this court for a writ of manda-
`mus
`directing the United States District Court for the
`Western District of Texas to transfer these related cases to
`the United States District Court for the Northern District
`of California. Demaray LLC opposes and movesfor leave
`to file a
`sur-reply.
`Demaray has sued both Intel and Samsung in the
`Western District of Texas for infringement of two patents
`directed to the configuration and use of semiconductorfab-
`rication reactors.
`Although Intel and Samsung have been
`are
`closely aligned in thesecases be-
`sued separately, they
`cause the reactors that form the basis of Demaray’s in-
`are
`to Intel and Samsung
`supplied
`fringement allegations
`by Applied Materials, Inc. Applied is headquartered in the
`Northern District of California but has a
`large manufactur-
`in Austin, Texas, in the Western District of
`ing facility
`Texas. Austin is also the location of Samsung’s domestic
`semiconductor fabrication facilities that are accusedof in-
`fringement. Although Intel has identified employees
`knowledgeable about its account with Applied and relevant
`financial information in the Northern District of Califor-
`nia, it appears that Intel’s fabrication operations and em-
`about
`the
`research
`and
`ployees
`knowledgeable
`are out-
`developmentof the accused reactor
`configurations
`side both the Northern District of California and the West-
`ern District of Texas.
`
`PER CURIAM.
`
`ORDER
`
`Demarayfiled these actions in the Western District of
`Texas on
`July 14, 2020. A month later, Applied filed an
`a de-
`action in the Northern District of California seeking
`claratory judgment of non-infringement of the same two
`patents that Demaray hadasserted against Samsung and
`
`
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`IN RE: INTEL CORPORATION
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`enjoin the two
`Intel. Applied moved the California court to
`suits against its customers. The California court denied
`that motion and dismissed Allied’s declaratory judgment
`action.” In October 2020, Applied filed a
`petition with the
`Patent and Trademark Office seeking inter partes review
`In that petition, Allied named Intel and
`of the patents.
`Samsungasreal parties in interest. On May 11, 2021, the
`Patent Office granted the petitions and instituted review.
`are
`Those proceedings
`ongoing before the Patent Office.
`In November 2020, Samsung and Intel movedthedis-
`trict court in the Western District of Texas to transfer these
`cases to the Northern District of California. On July 1,
`or-
`2021, the court denied those motions. In two separate
`nor Intel had
`ders, the court ruled that neither Samsung
`established that the Northern District of California was a
`more convenient forum than the Western District of
`clearly
`Texas, the plaintiff's chosen forum.
`In the Samsungcase,the district court
`recognized that
`some
`Samsung and Applied employees and two inventors
`are located in the Northern District of California. None-
`the court
`regarded the convenience-of-the-wit-
`theless,
`nesses factor as neutral. The court observed that Samsung
`employees in Austin “are knowledgeable about the alleg-
`edly infringing process and are
`to
`testify about
`qualified
`those processes at trial.” App. 9.
`In addition, the court
`are
`found that “Applied’s Austin manufacturing personnel
`accuseduseof the claimed reactor
`involved with Samsung’s
`configurations and Applied’s Austin office provided support
`staff for the Samsungrelationship.” App. 8-9. Further-
`more, the court
`out that other witnesses, including
`pointed
`Samsung employees and inventors, would be coming from
`outside both districts.
`
`*
`
`Applied subsequently filed another declaratory
`judgmentaction in California, whichis still pending.
`
`
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`The district court also found that the compulsory-pro-
`cess factor was neutral. The court
`out that Applied
`pointed
`to the defendants and could be
`had indemnity obligations
`counted on to appear. The court also found that neither
`venue had an
`to sources of proof be-
`advantage with regard
`cause the accusedreactors and relevant documents of Sam-
`were in and/or accessible from the
`sung and Applied
`Western District of Texas. The court addedthat the West-
`ern District of Texas had a
`to
`slight advantage with regard
`the local interest factor, given that Samsung’s only domes-
`tic fabrication facilities were in Austin. The court addition-
`case were transferred to
`ally speculated that if Samsung’s
`California, the California district court would likely stay
`re-
`the litigation pending completion of the inter partes
`views, which would delaythetrial.
`Having concluded that Demaray’s suit against Sam-
`sung should remain in the Western District of Texas, the
`district court then turned to Intel’s motion. The court
`found that
`economy considerations weighed
`judicial
`against transfer of the case
`against Intel. The court ob-
`served that the two cases had been coordinatedforall pre-
`trial proceedings and found that having the two cases
`twodifferent district courts would beinefficient,
`decided by
`given that they involve the same
`patents and the same un-
`derlying technology. The court
`additionally found that it
`could likely resolve the Intel case faster than the California
`court. The district court was also not
`persuaded that the
`private interest factors favored transferin light of the pres-
`ence of Applied’s employees and evidence in the Western
`District of Texas. The court
`accordingly also denied Intel’s
`motion.
`
`The standard for mandamusrelief is demanding. A pe-
`titioner must establish, among other things, that it has a
`v. U.S.
`to relief. Cheney
`clear and indisputable legal right
`Dist. Ct. for D.C., 542 U.S. 367, 381 (2004) (citation omit-
`ted). We have recognized that district courts
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`discretion in transfer decisions pursuant to 28 U.S.C.
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`the disposition of the transferor court not to grant such
`stays) is not a
`justification for denying transfer.
`Nonetheless, Intel and Samsung have not shown a
`to transfer. Mindful of the
`clear and indisputable right
`we are not
`to
`standard of review,
`second-guess
`prepared
`the district court’s findings that Samsung’s and Applied’s
`operations within the Western District of Texasare
`likely
`sources of evidence and witnesses in Sam-
`to be important
`case. Thedistrict court also reasonably found that
`sung’s
`keeping the cases
`against Samsung and Intel before one
`court would preserve judicial economy and minimize the
`potential for inconsistent judgments. And we cannot say
`that Intel has shownthat the transferee venueis so
`clearly
`more convenient as to override those benefits in its case.
`The petitioners make much of Applied’s pending declara-
`tion judgment suit in the Northern District of California,
`but that suit was filed after these complaints, and we see
`no clear error in the district court’s assessmentof the pen-
`dencyof that case based on the information available at the
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`IT IS ORDERED THAT:
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`are denied.
`(1) The petitions
`(2) The motion to file a
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`sur-reply is denied.
`FOR THE COURT
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`September 27, 2021
`Date
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`/s/ Peter R. Marksteiner
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`Peter R. Marksteiner
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`Clerk of Court
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