The two sides ended the dispute by signing a technology licensing agreement for Kyocera’s Japanese “three-bus-bar electrode structure” patent.
They also agreed to exchange other unspecified patent licenses in the future.
They did not reveal additional details about the agreement.
“Through effective utilisation of the two companies’ patents, Kyocera will strive to continually develop advanced products,” the Kyoto-based group said in an online statement.
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