Qualcomm sues Meizu product infringement in multiple countries

In June of this year, Qualcomm sued Meizu for its infringement of products sold in China. After four months, Qualcomm re-raised the matter, but this time extended the incident to foreign countries.

According to foreign media, Qualcomm announced on Friday that it sued Meizu companies for patent infringement in the United States, Germany and France. In this incident, Qualcomm filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission, sued the Munich District Court for Meizu infringement of the company's patents, and advocated infringement and seizure in France, and is collecting the possible violations of Meizu in France.

Qualcomm said, "Meizu refused to negotiate a licensing agreement with the company, the company still sells and distributes infringing products worldwide, which also forces Qualcomm to protect its patent rights only through legal means."

Qualcomm sued Meizu for the first time. In June this year, it had already sued Meizu for infringement in China. Finally, Meizu said that “Meizu is still willing to negotiate with Qualcomm in the principle of respecting intellectual property rights, but it has encountered great difficulties.” But since then, there is no more.

According to Sina's mobile phone analysis, in fact, this Qualcomm will not have much influence on Meizu's foreign prosecution, because its main development is still in China, and foreign countries are mainly concentrated in Russia, France and other places, while Qualcomm sued the United States and Germany for shipments. less. Previously, Sina Mobile also wrote an article "Chinese Mobile Phones in the Eyes of the Fruits", which basically confirmed the trend of domestic manufacturers developing abroad. This time, Qualcomm overseas sued Meizu may want to remind Meizu to pay the fee again.