Talks are currently underway with telecommunications companies in Japan, and Huawei is also expanding its copyright collection efforts in Southeast Asia. The company charges a fee from manufacturers using wireless modules, and this fee varies from company to company.
Huawei holds a significant number of patents that are important for communication standards, and this means that many companies using these devices may have to pay patent royalties.
Huawei is facing difficulties in selling its products abroad, patent royalties can become a stable source of income for the company in the face of pressure from the United States.
Source: Ferra
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