Huawei Technologies loses trade secrets case against US chip designer

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Jury clears California semiconductor designer CNEX Labs Inc.

Huawei Technologies loses trade secrets case against US chip designer
A US jury on Wednesday cleared California semiconductor designer CNEX Labs Inc of stealing trade secrets from Chinese electronics giant Huawei Technologies. Huawei had sued CNEX in US District Court in Sherman, Texas, for misappropriation of trade secrets involving a memory control technology ...

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