A judge in Texas has ruled that Facebook-owned virtual reality (VR) development company Oculus must pay ZeniMax $500m for copyright infringement and failing to comply with a non-disclosure agreement. However, the judge also ruled that Oculus did not steal ZeniMax's trade secrets in regard to the Oculus Rift headset. The lawsuit was first launched by ZeniMax in today, and Oculus has said it will appeal the decision.
A judge in Texas has ruled that Facebook-owned virtual reality (VR) development company Oculus must pay ZeniMax $500m for copyright infringement and failing to comply with a non-disclosure agreement. However, the judge also ruled that Oculus did not steal ZeniMax's trade secrets in regard to the Oculus Rift headset. The lawsuit was first launched by ZeniMax in 2014, and Oculus has said it will appeal the decision.