Nvidia
Nvidia is named in 7 U.S. federal IP lawsuits · 5 active.
Coverage vs. reality
Across the cases naming Nvidia that IP Feed tracks, press coverage leans plaintiff-favorable in 2 and defendant-favorable in 1.
How outlets cover Nvidia
All outlets →- Law3605 articles1P2D2Nleans defendant
- Bloomberg Law News2 articles0P0D2N
Coverage stance is auto-classified per article; “plaintiff” = favors the party bringing the suit, “defendant” = favors the accused. Verify against the original reporting before relying on it.
From the blog on Nvidia
- Jamendo v. Nvidia: Inside the AI-Music-Training Copyright LawsuitSeptember 28, 2026
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 5:25-cv-102872026-10-08Ted Entertainment, Inc. v. Nvidia Corporation
Ted Entertainment, Golfholics, and Matt Fisher sued Nvidia for copyright infringement. The case targets Nvidia's alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material, likely related to entertainment or golf content, in connection with Nvidia's AI or graphics technology. The plaintiffs are seeking damages for the unauthorized reproduction and distribution of their intellectual property.
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 4:24-cv-014542026-10-08Nazemian v. NVIDIA Corporation
Authors Nazemian, Orlean, Dubus, O'Nan, and Keene sue NVIDIA for copyright infringement.
- ActivePatentDED· 1:25-cv-015882026-10-01Health Discovery Corporation v. Nvidia Corporation
Health Discovery Corporation sues Nvidia for allegedly infringing its patents in AI and machine learning technology.
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 3:26-cv-026472026-08-27Beaulier v. NVIDIA Corporation
Austin Beaulier is suing NVIDIA over copyright infringement. The case involves allegations that NVIDIA misused copyrighted material in connection with its technology or services. Details about the specific work or creative content at issue are not publicly available in this court record.
- ActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 5:26-cv-062062026-08-11S.A. Jamendo v. Nvidia Corporation
S.A. Jamendo sues Nvidia for allegedly using copyrighted music without permission in training AI models.
- ClosedPatentVAED· 3:14-cv-007572016-06-27Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. v. NVIDIA Corporation
Velocity Micro and NVIDIA are suing Samsung Electronics over patent infringement in the Eastern District of Virginia. The case involves a patent-related dispute, though the specific patent number and technology aren't identified in the case filing. The plaintiffs are challenging Samsung's alleged unauthorized use of patented technology.
- ClosedPatentDED· 1:12-cv-014262014-04-04FastVDO LLC v. Nvidia Corporation
FastVDO sues Nvidia for allegedly infringing video compression patents in Nvidia's graphics processing technology.