As reported by , a jury agreed with Microsoft's assertion that Google subsidiary Motorola broke agreements to license patents "at a fair and reasonable rate."

Microsoft was awarded $14 million in damages, approximately half of what the company originally sought. This consists of $11 million for costs associated with relocating a warehouse in Germany, as well as $3 million in legal fees.

"This is a landmark win for all who want products that are affordable and work well together," Microsoft said in a statement.

A Motorola spokesman told Reuters that the company is likely to appeal the decision.

"We're disappointed in this outcome, but look forward to an appeal of the new legal issues raised in this case," the company said in a statement.

In April last year, the International Trade Commission ruled that the Xbox 360 .

Microsoft previously that would have the Seattle tech giant pay a royalty fee of 2.25 percent on every Xbox 360 sold.

The Xbox One .