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Samsung had previously sued ZTE in the High Court of Justice for England & Wales (EWHC) was the primary reason for which we were unsure that this was a Samsung v. ZTE case. Samsung’s German subsidiary is
Context: Before ZTE brought any standard-essential patent (SEP) infringement action against Samsung, the latter fired the first shot by bringing a FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory
possibility is Samsung, whose German subsidiary is based in Eschborn near Frankfurt, in which case the defendant might be ZTE. Samsung brought a pre-emptive FRAND action in the High Court of Justice for
arbitration (October 9, 2024 ip fray article). Its dispute with Ericsson is still ongoing (October 24, 2024 ip fray article). What’s new: A Lenovo v. ZTE patent-related lawsuit has become discoverable in
In 2016, China saw an extraordinary growth in PCT filing (44.7%), and ZTE Corporation (4,123) overtook Huawei Technologies (3,692) as the biggest filer of international patent applications via WIPO.
Britain’s Supreme Court has dismissed two appeals by Chinese telecoms firms Huawei and ZTE over mobile data patent disputes. The disputes centre on the licensing of patented technology considered
Products at issue are portable devices such as smartphones, ITC says A new probe into alleged patent violations by ZTE Corp and Lenovo Corp Ltd in the United States illustrates just how Chinese tech
Products at issue are portable devices such as smartphones, ITC says A new probe into alleged patent violations by ZTE Corp and Lenovo Corp Ltd in the United States illustrates just how Chinese tech
Chinese telecoms company ZTE and its subsidiary ZTE USA have been ordered to pay electronics company Maxell $43.3 million for infringing seven patents incorporating smartphone and tablet technology.
Luxembourg, 29 January 2024 –ZTE, TCL and SK Telecom are among the latest companies to become licensors in the Cellular IoT patent pool run by Sisvel International SA (Sisvel). The two Chinese tech
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