In a move that underscores the growing importance of intellectual property in the semiconductor space, IPValue Management, and its affiliate Longitude Licensing Ltd. have announced a new licensing agreement with Samsung Electronics. The deal grants Samsung access to a significant portfolio of semiconductor-related patents owned by Tahoe Research, Ltd.—a company affiliated with both IPValue and Longitude.

The licensed portfolio, which includes patents covering logic, memory, manufacturing processes, and packaging technologies, was originally acquired by Tahoe from Intel Corporation in 2022. With this agreement, Samsung gains access to a robust set of innovations that are crucial for the rapidly evolving chip landscape.

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Keith Wilson, Executive Vice President of Partnerships and Acquisitions at IPValue, shed light on the company’s distinct approach to intellectual property management—one that blends strategic insight with a deep respect for innovation. “At IPValue, we’ve earned our reputation as a leader in licensing world-class patent portfolios by consistently delivering value through rigorous analysis, integrity, and professionalism,” he explained. “We don’t just acquire portfolios—we build long-term relationships with innovators and patent holders, ensuring their technologies are respected and fairly licensed. That reputation makes us a buyer of choice in a highly competitive market, and it enables us to structure licensing deals that are efficient, transparent, and beneficial to all parties involved. It’s this balance of strategic execution and trusted partnerships that allows us to navigate the complexities of global IP licensing with confidence and credibility.”

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Based on Wilson, the deal with Samsung not only exemplifies IPValue’s capacity to handle intricate, high-value patent deals but also reiterates the company’s position in the bridging of world-class innovation and prime global companies. “This transaction is another reflection of how we add value to innovators and provide substantive freedom to operate to our licensees,” he further stated.

As technology companies continue to compete in an increasingly patent-intensive environment, partnerships like this one reflect the strategic importance of licensing as a pathway to both innovation and market agility.

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