Huawei demands $1bn in patent licensing fees from Verizon
The fees relate to networking gears, wireline infrastructure, internet of things and other products
Huawei has accused Verizon of violating 238 of its patents
Huawei has urged US telecoms giant Verizon to pay licensing fees of around $1 billion for more than 230 of its patents. The fees being demanded from the US telecoms operator relate to the use of networking...
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