Kiani claims that Apple hired more than 20 engineers from Masimo, calling it a blatant theft of intellectual property. In his statement, Kiani revealed that Apple was considering acquiring Masimo or hiring him in 2013, implying that the tech giant was already interested in its technologies.
Masimo remains open to settlement talks, but Kiani says Apple has yet to make contact. The conflict raises questions about Apple’s ethics, as Masimo argues that even the world’s most powerful company must follow the law.
As the ban approaches, Apple engineers are trying to find a software solution, but Masimo insists hardware changes are also required.
Source: Ferra
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