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Apple's Apple Watch Ruled to Infringe Masimo's Patent on Oxygen Saturation Measurement, Required to Pay $634 Million in Damages
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On November 14, 2025 (local time), a federal jury in California, the United States, handed down a ruling stating that Apple Inc. had violated the oxygen saturation measurement patents held by medical monitoring technology firm Masimo. The infringement mainly pertained to the exercise mode and heart - rate notification functions of the Apple Watch. Consequently, Apple was mandated to pay Masimo a hefty sum of $634 million in damages.
Apple voiced its strong disagreement with the jury's decision and promptly announced its intention to file an appeal. In contrast, Masimo hailed the ruling as a momentous triumph in safeguarding its innovative achievements and intellectual property rights.
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