Archive · 24 Nov 2025
TCS and Wipro Face Patent Suits in US
Two big Indian IT companies, TCS and Wipro, are in trouble in the US.
A company called Calibrate says TCS used its special technology without permission to change software names.
Another company, Mobility, says Wipro used its technology for testing wireless networks without paying.
Both TCS and Wipro are being sued for this.
This is part of a bigger problem where Indian IT companies are moving from simple services to more complex software, which sometimes leads to legal fights.
These lawsuits come at a bad time because both TCS and Wipro are already having a hard time with lower revenues.
TCS and Wipro are facing patent infringement lawsuits in Texas courts.
Calibrate Networks alleges TCS used its patented technology for changing software names.
Mobility Workx accuses Wipro of infringing patents related to wireless testing and 5G services.
Both lawsuits claim the defendants knew about the infringements and continued their actions.
These cases follow recent legal and financial challenges for TCS and Wipro, including revenue declines and previous lawsuits.
- Who
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro
- What
- Facing patent infringement lawsuits in the US
- When
- Within the last 45 days (as of November 2025)
- Where
- Texas District Courts
- Why
- Alleged use of patented technologies without proper licensing
- Companies Involved
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro
- Plaintiffs
- Calibrate Networks LLC and Mobility Workx LLC
- Courts
- Texas District Courts
- Patent Infringement Allegations
- Technology for changing software names and wireless testing services
- Recent Legal Challenges
- TCS's $194M fine in DXC case and $140M judgment in Epic Systems case
- Sector Impact
- Potential effect on client confidence in AI and cloud programs
- Case Filing Dates
- TCS: 28 October 2025, Wipro: 18 November 2025