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looking at document 180 and subpoena of digecor by EDIG it appears they are going to be our next infringer

e.Digital issued its subpoenas to digEcor’s suppliers in support of its second, third and fourth counterclaims. These claims allege that e.Digital transmitted confidential information to digEcor and its suppliers (namely, DeCuir, Inc. and Wolf Electronix) while the parties were considering working together to design the next-generation digEplayer, and that digEcor and its suppliers employed some or all of this information in developing and building their digEplayer XT.1

Moreover, as noted in the same interrogatory response, digEcor worked closely with its suppliers to develop the digEplayer XT, so it follows that any of the voluminous e.Digital information possessed by digEcor could easily have been shared with Wolf Electronix, DeCuir, inc./Triad engineering,or VPI engineering.

A final basis is e.Digital’s statement in its interrogatory response that Brent Wood had made representations in the past that digEcor was well-practiced at, and willing to reverse engineer technology, and could easily have requested that its suppliers reverse engineer e.Digital’s proprietary technology for use within the XT.

digEcor offers no evidence or argument positing that it and its suppliers did not receive the information they are alleged to have received. Given that e.Digital’s allegations remain unchallenged, they provide sufficient basis on which discovery may conducted thereon .