Go Stop, Moto!
Huawei wins injunction, gums up Nokia sale
Posted in Broadband, 23rd February 2011 05:06 GMT
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Huawei has roadblocked – at least partially – Motorola’s planned sale of its wireless network unit to Nokia Siemens Networks. The Chinese vendor has been awarded an injunction in a US District Court blocking “the transfer of Huawei intellectual property” to Nokia Siemens.
Motorola had a long-standing OEM deal with Huawei covering GSM, UMTS and radio network controllers sold under the Motorola brand. Huawei has alleged to the court that the Moto-Nokia deal, announced last year, would involve the transfer of its IP to its competitor.
The US District Court order prevents Motorola from transferring a range of IP to Nokia Siemens, including interface specs; software and code for wireless products; configuration documentation and tools; any information relating to Huawei strategy; and performance data. It also prevents all Motorola staff due to be transferred with the sale from revealing Huawei information. ®
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