Core Viewpoint - The storage industry is facing legal disputes over standard essential patents, with Jiangbolong's subsidiary suing Baiwei Storage for patent infringement related to eMMC standards [1][4][7]. Group 1: Legal Dispute Overview - Jiangbolong's subsidiary, Yuan Yuzhi Technology, has filed a lawsuit against Baiwei Storage for two counts of patent infringement, seeking to stop Baiwei's infringing activities and requesting compensation for legal expenses [4][7]. - The patents in question were originally filed by Nokia and are now licensed to Yuan Yuzhi by Emter Storage Technology [4][6]. Group 2: FRAND Obligations - Both companies claim to adhere to FRAND (Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory) principles, but they disagree on whether Baiwei Storage has committed any wrongdoing during negotiations [3][6][7]. - Yuan Yuzhi asserts that Baiwei Storage has violated its FRAND obligations, while Baiwei claims it has acted in good faith throughout the licensing discussions [6][7]. Group 3: Implications of the Dispute - The eMMC standard, which is crucial for embedded storage in mobile devices, is at the center of this dispute, raising questions about compliance and patent rights within the industry [4][5]. - Baiwei Storage's legal team believes the lawsuit lacks legal support and anticipates minimal impact on its operations and profits due to the low amount involved and the impending expiration of the patents in question [7].