TMEIC Corporation (President & CEO: Akira Kawaguchi; hereinafter, “TMEIC” or “the Company”) filed a petition for a preliminary injunction to stop patent infringement related to its uninterruptible power systems (UPS) patents against Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Shinagawa, Tokyo) at the Tokyo District Court on September 30, 2024. A patent infringement lawsuit was also initiated on October 1, 2024.

TMEIC has filed numerous patent applications aimed at improving the conversion efficiency and reducing the power consumption of its UPS, as well as developing more compact and lightweight UPS units.

TMEIC considers intellectual property rights to be a vital management resource. Going forward, the Company will continue to take strict action whenever it determines that its intellectual property rights are being infringed.

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https://www.tmeic.com/products/ups-systems

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