By Blake Brittain

(Reuters) -Technology licensing company Adeia filed two lawsuits against Advanced Micro Devices in Texas federal court on Monday for allegedly infringing ten patents related to semiconductor innovations.

The lawsuits said several models of AMD processors used in desktops, laptops and servers violate Adeia’s patent rights in inventions for improved semiconductor manufacturing.

Spokespeople for AMD did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the complaints.

ADEIA SEEKS A ‘FAIR AND REASONABLE ARRANGEMENT’

Adeia CEO Paul Davis said AMD’s use of its technology has “greatly contributed to their success as a market leader” and that Adeia would be open to “a fair and reasonable arrangement that reflects the value of our intellectual property.”

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