HP joins Sisvel WiFi 6 patent pool, easing dispute involving Huawei

HP joins Sisvel WiFi 6 patent pool, easing dispute involving Huawei

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2026-08-26 05:29:00
HP has signed a licensing agreement with the Sisvel WiFi 6 patent pool, securing access to about 2,000 WiFi 6 standard-essential patents across 245 patent families through the European licensing administrator. According to Techub, the arrangement indirectly addresses infringement disputes between HP and patent-pool members including Huawei. Huawei became a core member of the pool in July 2022. The report also notes that Huawei has been on the U.S. Entity List since May 2019. By using a multilateral patent-pool structure rather than a direct bilateral deal, the parties avoided political risk that could have come with a one-to-one transaction. The item was attributed to CryptoBriefing in the Techub summary.

HP has signed a licensing agreement with the Sisvel WiFi 6 patent pool, gaining rights to use about 2,000 WiFi 6 standard-essential patents covering 245 patent families through the European licensing administrator, according to Techub News.

The agreement indirectly resolves infringement disputes between HP and patent-pool members including Huawei, the report said. Huawei became a core member of the pool in July 2022.

Although Huawei has been on the U.S. Entity List since May 2019, the multilateral patent-pool arrangement let the sides avoid the political risk that a direct bilateral transaction could have triggered. Techub attributed the item to CryptoBriefing.

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