Aaron J. Capron

Representing a multinational technology company in developing its artificial intelligence (AI) and neural processing units (NPUs) portfolio, including preparing new patent applications and prosecuting before the patent office.

Guiding a multinational technology company through U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) proceedings involving semiconductor manufacturing, image processing, and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies by leveraging advanced drafting and prosecution strategies to align with and support its business goals.

Advised a cycling-focused startup on the preparation and prosecution of a foundational patent application, which played a key role in its acquisition by a global leader in GPS-enabled technology across fitness, outdoor, marine, automotive, and aviation markets.

Represented petitioner Square, Inc. in three IPR proceedings; argued and won decisions finding unpatentable all claims challenged by Square. The decisions were later upheld by the Federal Circuit.

Represented CRS in a district court litigation and covered business method (CBM) review, in which the Board cancelled each claim that had been pending in the related district court infringement litigation.

Defended Extreme Networks, D Link Systems, NETGEAR, and ZyXEL Communications in a patent litigation related to network switching technology.