(1)Toshiba, Microsoft reach comprehensive cross-licensing pact

(1)Toshiba, Microsoft reach comprehensive cross-licensing pact

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows the headquarters in Tokyo of Japanese electronics maker Toshiba Corp. which has signed a comprehensive cross-licensing agreement on mutual use of patents with U.S. software giant Microsoft Corp. Informed sources said May 13 that the deal will allow the two companies to save time and costs for developing digital consumer electronics, without negotiating and concluding a license contract for each patent. (Kyodo)

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