Patent infringement! What is the truth behind Huawei's lawsuit against Xiaomi

Some time ago, several domestic giants in the mobile phone industry launched their latest smart products. Huawei and Xiaomi launched their latest Huawei Mate 50 series mobile phones and Xiaomi 13 series mobile phones respectively. The sales of these two mobile phones in the market are quite good, and the two brands have attracted the attention of many users. But recently, the news of Huawei suing Xiaomi has spread widely, and the China National Intellectual Property Administration has accepted it, What on earth is this?

According to the Announcement on the Acceptance of Administrative Decisions on Major Patent Infringement Disputes published in the 2nd edition of the National Intellectual Property Daily, Huawei sued Xiaomi for patent infringement.

According to the announcement, on January 17, 2023, the China National Intellectual Property Administration accepted the case of Xiaomi, the respondent, who infringed on four Chinese patents filed by Huawei, the petitioner. From the content of the case disclosure, the four patents involved in the dispute this time are respectively "methods and devices for sending control signaling", "A method for feedback ACK/NACK information during carrier aggregation, base station and user equipment", "a method and terminal for obtaining panoramic image", "a screen locking method and mobile terminal". From the perspective of patent content, the No. 1 and No. 2 cases involve 4G/LTE technology and belong to the standard essential patent SEP. Cases 3 and 4 involve mobile phone camera and unlock technology, which are not SEP patents.

At the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Design Capital Conference last year, Yu Chengdong, Huawei's executive director and terminal BG CEO, made roast about patent infringement. He said, "In many industries, especially some enterprises in China, they are plagiarizing our designs, including some of our patents, which are used directly without paying us patent fees, and then described as their own patents, and even some things are directly copied."

With regard to the patent dispute between Huawei and Xiaomi, the two sides have not yet given any response.

According to the above information, the patent case between Huawei and Xiaomi has just been accepted. Therefore, neither Huawei nor Xiaomi has responded to this, so they can't eat anything. I don't know whether Huawei won the case or Xiaomi in the end? You can be patient again!