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Apple must pay Masimo an extra $184M for Apple Watch patent infringement

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A federal judge ordered Apple to pay an additional $184 million in interest for patent infringement related to low-power pulse oximeter features in the Apple Watch. This follows a previous $634 million damages order, bringing the total liability to approximately $818 million. The case involves a dispute over low-power pulse oximeter features used in the Apple Watch.

Key points

• Apple was ordered to pay $634 million in damages for infringing a Masimo patent for low-power pulse oximeter features in the Apple Watch.
• A federal judge has now ordered Apple to pay an additional $184 million in interest, bringing the total liability to approximately $818 million.

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Evidence covers the period from 2026-10-06 to present. The specific date of the initial infringement finding is not provided in the source.

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