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6 February 2018Patents

Samsung asks US court to block Huawei’s Chinese injunction

Samsung Electronics has asked a US court to prevent the enforcement of a Chinese injunction, issued last month, which ordered the company to cease making and selling products that infringe two of competitor Huawei Technologies’ patents.

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12 January 2018   Samsung Electronics, the flagship company of the wider Samsung Group, has been ordered to stop infringing two patents owned by Chinese telecommunications company Huawei Technologies.
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