Email archives opened...
Published: 3 May 2002 12:20 GMT
A US federal court has ordered Dell to release the email archives of 14 senior executives following complaints that the company has been uncooperative in supplying evidence in a patent infringement case.
The lawsuit was filed in November 2000 by Tulip Computers which argued that a Dell motherboard infringes on one of its patented designs.
The email evidence will be examined by a database consultant hired by Tulip. However it will exclude email records from Michael Dell unless Tulip finds stronger evidence of his involvement in the design.
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