Lenovo sues ZTE for infringement in the United Kingdom! Industry insiders: using litigation to promote reconciliation is quite common.

①Lenovo filed a lawsuit against zte for patent infringement in the High Court of the United Kingdom on October 21, 2024. zte's official response stated, "We always respect any company's legal actions within the framework of the law, but we are very disappointed in Lenovo's actions."; ②Patent disputes in the mobile industry are not uncommon. Overall, most lawsuits end in reconciliation after going through the process of confrontation.

cls.cnOct 30 19:44 ET

Telecommunications patent disputes flare up again! zte responds to Lenovo's overseas patent litigation: difficult to understand but expresses respect.

①Lenovo has filed an intellectual property lawsuit against zte in the UK High Court, and zte responded: We find it difficult to understand but express respect. ②Over the years, patent disputes in the telecommunications industry have been common. ③As of now, specific details of this case have not been outflowed.

cls.cnOct 29 22:42 ET

China Internet Security Association recommends reviewing intel products! The cybersecurity sector may see strong event catalysts.

The China Cyberspace Security Association stated in a document that Intel's security vulnerabilities are frequent. It is recommended to conduct a cybersecurity review of Intel's products sold in China to effectively protect China's national security and the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese consumers. Sinolink research reports pointed out that there are long-term investment opportunities in the cybersecurity sector, individual stocks in the cybersecurity sector have been adjusting for three consecutive years, and the sector currently combines cost-effectiveness and turnaround logic.

cls.cnOct 16 19:53 ET

Track Hyper | Honor: The emerging leader in invisible edge AI is gradually revealing itself.

Honor creates native AI services that seamlessly flow across devices and operating systems.

wallstreetcnOct 13 03:01 ET

China Mobile has entered the game! The four-legged robot dog has arrived.

①China Mobile showcased its self-developed humanoid robot for the first time, which is expected to mainly serve household scenarios in the future, with formal commercial use expected in 3-5 years; ②China Mobile is planning to pilot the deployment of humanoid robots for simple tasks in semi-structured scenarios in retirement homes or communities next year.

cls.cnOct 12 09:52 ET

Trending Industry Today: ZTE Leads Losses In 5G Stocks

Moomoo NewsOct 8 01:00 ET