ASUS Statement on ITC Initial Determination in Investigation No. 337-TA-1454
ASUS states the U.S. ITC’s initial ruling in Investigation No. 337-TA-1454 does not restrict sales of ASUS WiFi or router products, and the case now advances to full Commission review.
The U.S. International Trade Commission’s Administrative Law Judge issued an Initial Determination in Investigation No. 337-TA-1454 concerning a complaint filed by Estelgia, LLC. The ruling does not impose any immediate restrictions on the sale of ASUS WiFi or router products in the United States. Additionally, the determination does not affect ongoing software updates, warranty support, or repair services for these products.
ASUS confirmed that the case will now proceed to review by the full ITC Commission. The company stated that it respects all intellectual property rights and remains confident in the compliance of its products and technologies with applicable laws and regulations.
The technology manufacturer emphasized its commitment to protecting its interests through appropriate legal processes. ASUS did not provide further details on the specifics of the complaint or the allegations made by Estelgia, LLC.
The Initial Determination marks an early stage in the legal proceedings, and no final decisions have been reached. ASUS indicated it will continue to monitor the case and cooperate with the ITC’s review process as it unfolds.