Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Hexaware Faces $500M Lawsuit Over Patent Infringement
Two companies, Natsoft and Updraft, are suing Hexaware for $500 million.
They claim Hexaware used their technology, especially for things like RapidX, Amaze, and Tensai/ATOP, without permission.
The lawsuit involves patent infringement.
Hexaware says they haven't received formal notice yet, and they don't expect a negative outcome.
If Hexaware loses, it could cost them a lot of money.
The lawsuit is about patents on AI and application modernization.
Natsoft and Updraft filed a $500 million lawsuit against Hexaware.
The lawsuit alleges patent infringement and breach of contract.
The alleged infringement involves Hexaware's RapidX, Amaze, and Tensai/ATOP platforms.
Hexaware states it hasn't received formal communication but does not expect adverse outcome.
The suit could impact Hexaware given the potential damages.
- Who
- Natsoft Corporation and Updraft LLC sued Hexaware Technologies Inc.
- What
- Natsoft and Updraft sued Hexaware for $500 million alleging patent infringement and breach of contract.
- When
- The lawsuit was filed on September 23.
- Where
- Illinois District Court (US)
- Why
- Natsoft and Updraft allege Hexaware infringed on patents related to their modernization platforms/services.
Natsoft/Updraft
Hexaware
Merit of Claims
Natsoft/Updraft
Alleges infringement based on claim charts sent to Hexaware, constituting copyright infringement.
Hexaware
Believes the complaint is without merit.
- Plaintiff
- Natsoft Corporation and Updraft LLC
- Defendant
- Hexaware Technologies Inc.
- Damages Sought
- $500 million
- Alleged Infringement
- Patent infringement related to Generative AI
- Related Products
- RapidX, Amaze, Tensai/ATOP
- Hexaware's FY24 Profit
- ₹1,174 crore ($132 million)
- Filed in
- Illinois District Court (US)
