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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens who have gone through 2011, rain and snow on the way to the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, March 1, a few days ago, Huawei has sued Xiaomi for four patent infringements according to the "Administrative Adjudication announcement on Major Patent infringement disputes" published in the 02 edition of the National intellectual property News.

Xiaomi responded that the two sides are actively negotiating on patent licensing, and China's intellectual property protection system provides a diversified solution mechanism, including administrative and judicial mediation, according to Yinshi Finance. It is a common practice in the industry to resolve licensing issues through third-party mediation mechanisms. Both Huawei and Xiaomi believe that intellectual property licensing and cooperation are conducive to promoting innovation and public interest, and that mediation is an effective channel to help achieve licensing. While continuing active negotiations, the two sides seek to make use of diversified mediation mechanisms to assist the two sides in reaching an agreement.

According to the Administrative Adjudication acceptance notice of Major Patent infringement disputes, on January 17, 2023, the State intellectual property Office accepted a case filed by Huawei, the requestor, in which Xiaomi infringed four Chinese patents. Judging from the disclosure of the case, the four patents involved in the dispute are "methods and devices for sending control signaling". "method, base station and user equipment for feedback ACK / NACK information during carrier aggregation" and "method and terminal for obtaining panoramic image", "screen locking method and mobile terminal". From the perspective of patent content, cases No. 1 and No. 2 involve 4G / LTE technology, which belongs to the standard essential patent SEP. Cases 3 and 4 involve mobile phone photography and unlocking technology, which are non-SEP patents.

CTOnews.com noted that at the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Design Capital Congress last year, Yu Chengdong, Huawei's managing director and terminal BG CEO, complained about patent infringement. "in many industries, especially some Chinese enterprises, they are copying our designs," he said. including some of our patents, people do not pay us royalties, directly use, and then say that they are their own patents, and even some things are directly copied. "

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