Chinese conglomerate Huawei has sued wireless technology provider InterDigital, based in the US, for breaching licensing obligations surrounding patents essential to 3G, 4G and 5G telecoms standards.
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29 January 2019 A group of organisations today published new guidelines on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory licensing for 5G standard-essential patents, in the wake of recent high-profile disputes.
20 February 2019 Huawei has entered a licensing agreement with patent pool licensing company MPEG LA, resolving a dispute that had threatened the Chinese company’s ability to sell its phones in Germany.
29 April 2020 US mobile research company InterDigital has agreed a patent licence with Chinese smartphone maker Huawei after two years of negotiations.
