Taiwan investigates four optical drive makers for evidence of pirating
Taiwanese law enforcement agents searched the offices of four optical storage drive makers on July 3 after chip designer Mediatek alleged that the companies had used its technology without permission, local Chinese-language newspapers reported.
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