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A jury has ruled in favor of IBM against Zynga in the tech company's 2022 lawsuit over alleged patent infringement in Zynga's games. Verdict came in on Friday, damages of $44.9 million. Zynga owne... (twitter.com)

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Original Title: A jury has ruled in favor of IBM against Zynga in the tech company's 2022 lawsuit over alleged patent infringement in Zynga's games. Verdict came in on Friday, damages of $44.9 million. Zynga owner Take Two says the patents are now expired and that it will appeal

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