Citrix Told to Pay $10 Million Over Networking Patent
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Citrix Systems Inc., maker of software that lets people access work files from home, was told to pay a Maryland company $10 million for infringing patented technology for virtual-private networks.
A federal jury in Marshall, Texas, today said Citrix infringed one of two patents owned by closely held SSL Services LLC of Potomac, Maryland.