Patent War In Telecom Industry

[gubbi]

International courts don't think so.

Of course, they are even handed. talking of which, same rules apply everywhere and yet, China blatantly ignores IPR violations done by its own companies. What do you have to say about that?

remember J-11?

THB, I really find it highly amusing that Chinese companies talk about their own IPR!!

 

[tanlixiang28776]

Of course, they are even handed. talking of which, same rules apply everywhere and yet, China blatantly ignores IPR violations done by its own companies. What do you have to say about that?

Its called industrial espionage and China is not unique in it. If they want it solved do what we just did. Bring it to the courts if they think they can win.

remember J-11?

We remember. We had paid for 200 licensed production SU 27. After 100 were made it was found that they had no ground attack capability. So we replaced the electronics, and avionics with something that was capable. In the J11B we replaced everything else, including the engines.

THB, I really find it highly amusing that Chinese companies talk about their own IPR!!

Good thing you have no power then.

 

[rcrmj]

China blatantly ignores IPR violations done by its own companies.

Chinese had its patent law in 80s 20 years before india had it. before 2005 there wasnt much intellectual protections in india (another dream busted),
check this up: http://www.defence.pk/forums/econom...n-reuters-2009-patent-focus-report-india.html

intellectual violation happens everywhere especially in develped world, where us shares the most court cases. however, western media and gullible indians as ussual amplify any intellectual violation cases in china, and naviely believe thats exclusively chinese``

remember J-11?

yes what about it?

THB, I really find it highly amusing that Chinese companies talk about their own IPR!!

and i m very amused by those funny ignorant european wanabe indians

 

[BigTree.CN]

Of course, they are even handed. talking of which, same rules apply everywhere and yet, China blatantly ignores IPR violations done by its own companies. What do you have to say about that?

remember J-11?

THB, I really find it highly amusing that Chinese companies talk about their own IPR!!

You may also think it is amusing to know that Huawei ranks No. 1 in the world among all the company and individual applicants for the Patent Cooperation Treaty.
Huawei patent filings rank first in the world_English_Xinhua

Yeah, the fact is Chinese companies are catching up and we do have our own IPR.

There is a reason why I opened this thread in China defence sub-forum though two western companies are also involved in this issue, which is to prevent the thread from being ruined by trolls like you.

Now I think I underestimated your determination to be a troll.

 

[BigTree.CN]

Well, finally we are having some good news.

Huawei settled the case with Motorola, basically Huawei achieved the goal of preventing Motorola from illegally transfering its technology to Nokia-Siemens. And it turned out that the the prior accusation against Huawei made by Motorola was baseless and was dismissed by Motorola.

In case you hadn’t heard, Motorola Solutions and Chinese telecommunications company Huawei Technologies have been embroiled in a nasty patent lawsuit. In January, the Chinese company has filed a lawsuit to prevent Motorola from giving Nokia Siemens (which acquired Motorola’s wireless network for $1.2 billion last year) Huawei’s IP information. Today, Motorola and Huawei have issued a joint statement announcing that the two companies have settles all litigation. Both parties have agreed to withdraw and dismiss their claims from the courts.

Huawei has actually entered an agreement with Motorola Solutions and Nokia Siemens that allows Motorola Solutions to transfer its commercial agreements with Huawei for a fee, and allows Nokia to receive and use Huawei confidential information revealed to Motorola. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. And Motorola is also dismissing a prior complaint filed against Huawei, which alleged that the Chinese company was conspiring to steal trade secrets from former Motorola employees.

The backstory is that Huawei was claiming that because Motorola and the company has a previous licensing relationship (worth $880 million), Motorola’s wireless networking unit was provided with details on Huawei’s confidential intellectual property. Huawei was trying to ensure that Motorola does not transfer this confidential information to Nokia. Motorola, Huawei contended, did not provided any assurances that it will prevent disclosure of that IP information to Nokia and if this transfer of information did happen, Huawei would suffer from this.

It appears that Motorola ponied up the funds to pay off Huawei in this suit. In February, Huawei won a court order preventing Motorola from transferring the Chinese telecom-gear maker’s intellectual property to Nokia Siemens.

Greg Brown, President & CEO of Motorola said in a statement: “We regret that these disputes have occurred between our two companies. Motorola Solutions values the long-standing relationship we have had with Huawei. After reviewing the facts, we decided to resolve these matters and return to our traditional relationship of confidence and trust.”

Motorola And Huawei Settle Patent Lawsuit

Some other resources

Motorola and Huawei settle trade secret dispute | Reuters
BBC News - Huawei settles Motorola Solutions trade secrets dispute