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Amazon filed an inter partes review challenging an unnamed owner's patent on adapting network policies to device service processors.

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Source

ptacts.uspto.govOct 22, 2026

Detail

In October 2026, Amazon asked the Patent Office to cancel a patent on changing network rules based on a device's service processor setup.

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Signal
Patent challenge

What this signalsA new patent often shows where a company is putting its R&D budget.

Assignee
Amazon.com Services LLC
Event date
Oct 22, 2026

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Details

Technology area
Transportation, E-Commerce & Business Methods
Trial type
IPR
Trial number
IPR2027-00015
Trial status
Pending
Challenge role
Petitioner
USPTO assignee
Amazon.com Services LLC
Why it matters
Amazon has filed 12 patent challenges in the past year, making this part of a broad series of challenges by the company.
Context: petitions 12mo
12
Context: proceedings on patent
1
What the invention does
The patent covers changing network rules to match the processing capabilities or configuration of a connected device.
Challenged patent title
Adapting network policies based on device service processor configuration
Petitioner counsel name
Kaiser, Jessica
Challenged patent number
US8832777
Technology center art unit
3600/3687
Challenged application number
13237827

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Intellectual Property
  • Lawsuits
  • Wireless
  • Network

Technologies named

  • network policy management
  • wireless networks
  • device processors

Challenged patent inventors

  • Gregory G. Raleigh
  • James Lavine

Extraction

Detected
Oct 30, 2026
signal_type
patents-company
signal_subtype
patentChallenge

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    "petitioner_name": "Amazon.com Services LLC",
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    },
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    "patent_owner_name": "(unnamed; US8832777)",
    "petitioner_domain": "amazon.com",
    "petition_filing_date": "2026-10-22",
    "invention_explanation": "The patent covers changing network rules to match the processing capabilities or configuration of a connected device.",
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    "challenged_patent_number": "US8832777",
    "technology_center_art_unit": "3600/3687",
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