Nokia and Amazon have resolved a significant international patent dispute involving video streaming technologies.**Legal action resolved:** [Nokia says](https://www.nokia.com/about-us/news/releases/2025/03/31/nokia-and-amazon-sign-patent-agreement/) it has signed a patent agreement with Amazon, covering the use of Nokia’s video technologies in [Amazon’s streaming services and devices](https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/nokia-wins-german-court-ruling-against-amazon-over-streaming-patent-2025-02-07/). The agreement—details of which have not been disclosed—ends [litigation between the two companies](https://www.wsj.com/tech/nokia-says-german-court-ruled-in-its-favor-over-amazon-patent-dispute-5f80d175) across multiple jurisdictions including the United States, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, and the European Unified Patent Court.**IP infringement alleged:** The legal conflict [began in October 2023](https://www.nokia.com/blog/nokia-seeks-compensation-for-amazons-use-of-our-patented-multimedia-inventions/) when Nokia filed lawsuits against Amazon, alleging unauthorized use of its [video-related technologies](https://www.streamtvinsider.com/video/nokia-sues-amazon-hp-over-video-compression-technology) in services such as Prime Video and devices like the Fire TV Stick. Nokia’s claims encompassed a range of multimedia patents related to video compression, content delivery, content recommendation, and certain hardware aspects.