Chinese telecommunications company Hytera Communications has pleaded guilty in Illinois federal court to stealing Motorola Solutions trade secrets covering digital mobile radio technology, the U.S ...

It’s just the latest twist in the saga between Chicago-based Motorola and Hytera Communications that dates back to 2017, when Motorola sued the former distributor over its signature handheld radios.

Under the plea deal, Hytera faces a maximum fine of $60 million, and must make full restitution to Motorola, an amount which will be determined at a sentencing hearing set for Nov. 6 in federal ...

Hytera, meanwhile, filed suit in a Chinese court, seeking a ruling that a new radio doesn’t infringe on Motorola’s technology. Motorola contends the new radio still copies its technology and ...

Hytera Communications, a Chinese telecommunications company, has pleaded guilty to a U.S. conspiracy charge connected to the theft of walkie talkie-related trade secrets from Chicago-based ...

Shenzhen-based Hytera, one of China’s major communications equipment makers, announced on Monday that it had suspended legal action against Motorola in a Shenzhen court, while suspending the ...

In 2017, MSI filed a complaint alleging infringement of its European patent EP 2 342 851 B1 by Hytera’s Pseudo-Trunking/TDMA direct mode/TX-none radio functionality.

Motorola Solutions, Inc. today announced that the Federal Court of Australia has ruled in favor of Motorola Solutions in its copyright and patent infringement claims against Hytera Communications ...

In 2017, MSI filed a complaint alleging infringement of its European patent EP 2 342 851 B1 by Hytera's Pseudo-Trunking/TDMA direct mode/TX-none radio functionality.

SHENZHEN, China — Hytera Communications (SZSE: 002583), a leading global provider of professional communication technologies and solutions, today announced that the Court of Appeals Düsseldorf has ...