Sonos is suing Google for patent infringement, suggesting it copied its technology to create speakers that speak to one another to play music around your home.
Tuesday for patent infringement, saying that Google used technology developed by Sonos that allows smart speakers to wirelessly play music in different rooms.have encroached on Sonos' market by selling smart speakers that are also easy for consumers to link up to play the same song, or different tunes, in rooms around their homes.
"As early as 2013, Google gained knowledge of Sonos's patented multi-room technology through a partnership with Sonos to integrate Google Play Music into the Sonos platform," the lawsuit says. "However, just two years later in 2015, Google began willfully infringing Sonos's patents when it launched its first wireless multi-room audio product - Chromecast Audio.
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