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Because they have a lot of patents. Either they developed the tech in the patents independently or they stole tech which other companies declined to patent. The
by WoahNoun 7y ago
Because they have a lot of patents. Either they developed the tech in the patents independently or they stole tech which other companies declined to patent. The latter option doesn't make sense since everyone in the wireless industry makes money from patent licensing. (Opposed to something like DRAM manufacturing tech where you generally aren't licensing patents and your tech is your competitive advantage)
- threeseed 7y agoThere is a third option. They acquired patents: https://www.iam-media.com/frandseps/huawei-acquires-patents-firm-run-former-pantech-ip-head https://www.iam-media.com/frandseps/huawei-acquires-patents-... But to be fair Huawei is spending a large amount of their revenue on R&D so not surprised they are inventing new technologies. That said we also know that they have stolen a lot of IP in the past (and maybe now).