HP and Huawei sign multi-year cross-license for Wi‑Fi patents
HP and Huawei signed a multi-year standard-essential patent licence for Wi‑Fi technology, letting each access the other’s patent portfolio; financial terms were not disclosed. Huawei set a 50 cents per consumer device fee for Wi‑Fi 6 use. The deal follows Huawei’s 2025 lawsuit against HP at the Unified Patent Court and supports continued standards compatibility.
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