In November 2009, the company filed patent infringement lawsuits against eight companies, including Hewlett Packard, Wayport, Inc., iBAHN, LodgeNet and Aruba Networks, seeking damages and injunctions over the use of eight of its patents. In June 2012, Nomadix launched the AG 5800 access gateway, designed for large venues. In November 2012, Hewlett Packard became the third and largest of the eight defendants in the 2009 patent lawsuit to settle, agreeing to pay licensing fees to continue to use Nomadix' patented technology. In March 2013, AT&T, now owner of Wayport and Superclick, another defendant, settled and agreed to pay licensing fees. In September 2013, Aruba Networks also settled and also agreed to pay licensing fees. In October 2014, Nomadix sued Norcross, Georgia-based Blueprint RF for patent infringement of its captive portal technology, based on U.S. Patent No. 8,156,246. In February 2016, the US District Court upheld Nomadix' patent claim against Blueprint RF. In March 2016, Nomadix announced an exclusive partnership to offer technology from WAN optimization vendor Exinda to the hospitality industry. Customers Nomadix sells through distributors to hospitality businesses with guest and visitor networks, such as the SLS hotel in Beverly Hills, businesses operating guest Wi-Fi networks, such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, event management companies hosting large crowds, such as the 2014 World Cup, apartment complexes and public spaces. References External links Networking companies of the United States Networking hardware companies Telecommunications equipment vendors Wireless networking Technology companies based in Greater Los Angeles Companies based in Agoura Hills, California American companies established in 1998 Software companies established in 1998 Telecommunications companies established in 1983 1983 establishments in California