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By Arjun Panchadar
David Shepardson

Jun 13 2019 1:45PM

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Huawei asks Verizon to pay for over 200 patents: WSJ

Huawei has told Verizon that the US carrier should pay licensing fees for more than 200 of the Chinese telecoms equipment maker's patents, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Verizon should pay to "solve the patent licensing issue," a Huawei ...

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