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Qualcomm will pay Huawei to license its patents for the first time in historic turnaround

October 6

Qualcomm will pay Huawei for patent rights under a multi-year cross-licensing agreement that highlights both 5G and AI technologies, and will buy some of Huawei’s U.S.

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