UK's Supreme Court dismisses Huawei and ZTE patent appeals

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Over mobile data technology.

UK's Supreme Court dismisses Huawei and ZTE patent appeals
The United Kingdom's Supreme Court has dismissed appeals by Huawei and ZTE in patent disputes over mobile data technology with Unwired Planet International and Conversant Wireless. The first appeal concerned an action brought by Unwired against Huawei for the infringement of five UK ...

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