Hytera ‘Can’t Be Trusted,’ Motorola Says In Push For Payment

By Editorial Team

Motorola Solutions has taken a strong stance against Chinese rival Hytera Communications Corp., urging the company to pay the remaining $371.7 million owed on a 2020 judgment. Motorola is also seeking a permanent injunction to prevent Hytera from selling any mobile two-way radios that utilize stolen source code. The ongoing trade theft dispute between the two companies is currently being litigated in Illinois federal court.

Motorola Solutions argued that Hytera “can’t be trusted” and emphasized the importance of holding the company accountable for its actions. The dispute stems from allegations of intellectual property theft by Hytera, which Motorola claims has caused significant financial harm.

The legal battle between Motorola Solutions and Hytera has been long-running, with both companies fiercely defending their positions. The outcome of this case could have far-reaching implications for intellectual property rights and trade secrets in the telecommunications industry.

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