 After a non-jury trial in 1973, IBM was found guilty “possessing and exercising monopoly power” over the “plug-compatible peripheral equipment market,” and ordered to pay triple damages of $352.5‐million and other relief including disclosure of peripheral interface specifications.Separately Telex was found guilty of misappropriated IBM trade secrets.The judgment against IBM was overturned on appeal and on October 4, 1975, both parties announced they were terminating their actions against each other.