Qualcomm files 17 new gripes against Meizu
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QUALCOMM Inc has filed 17 fresh complaints in China against Meizu Technology Co, stepping up its battle with the Chinese smartphone maker after the two were unable to reach a licensing accord in the US tech giant’s biggest market.
The patent infringement complaints by Qualcomm, submitted to intellectual property courts in Beijing and Shanghai yesterday, marked the second time in a week it has taken legal action against Meizu, one of China’s top-10 handset suppliers. It filed its first complaint in Beijing on June 24.
Qualcomm is seeking to uphold terms of its landmark 2015 anti-trust settlement with the National Development and Reform Commission. The company agreed to pay a fine of US$975 million, the largest in China’s corporate history.
The 17 latest patent infringement complaints cover a range of features and technologies used in smartphones, Qualcomm said, including those relating to 3G and 4G wireless communications standards.
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