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8 August 2019PatentsSarah Morgan

Oppo hoovers up more telecoms patents with Intel and Ericsson deals

Chinese smartphone maker Oppo Electronics has signed patent agreements with Intel and Ericsson, as it seeks to bolster its telecommunications portfolio.

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