On Monday, October 6, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear SAP’s appeal seeking to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed against Teradata. The decision means the case remains active in the lower courts and will continue to be pursued by the parties involved.
The antitrust suit alleges that Teradata engaged in anti‑competitive practices that harmed SAP’s business. By refusing to grant the appeal, the Supreme Court has left the allegations in place, allowing the lawsuit to proceed through the judicial system.
The continuation of the lawsuit could lead to further legal proceedings, potential regulatory scrutiny, and possible financial implications for Teradata if the case is ultimately decided against the company. It also signals that the antitrust allegations are still being pursued at the highest levels of the judiciary.
This outcome underscores the regulatory environment in which Teradata operates and may influence the company’s legal strategy and compliance priorities moving forward.
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