Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Location
Illinois
Founded
1928-02-28
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2025-02-03 (revistaseguridad.cl)
Hytera declares himself guilty of the serious conspiracy crime to improperly appropriate information from Commercial Secrets of Motorola Solutions, in a judicial process of the US Department of Justice.
Under the terms of the guilt declaration agreement, Hytera is expected to be sentenced in November 2025, at the time ...
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2025-02-03 (revistaseguridad.cl)
Hytera declares himself guilty of the serious conspiracy crime to improperly appropriate information from Commercial Secrets of Motorola Solutions, in a judicial process of the US Department of Justice.
Under the terms of the guilt declaration agreement, Hytera is expected to be sentenced in November 2025, at the time ...
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2025-02-03 (prnewswire.com)
Expert Analysis by Quandary Peak Research Contributes to Guilty Plea in High-Profile Technology Theft Case
/PRNewswire/ -- Hytera Communications Corp., a Chinese communications company, pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy charges January 13, 2025. The case, brought...
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2025-02-02 (urgentcomm.com)
UK Court of Appeal rules against Motorola Solutions, solidifies price controls on Airwave TETRA system UK Court of Appeal rules against Motorola Solutions, solidifies price controls on Airwave TETRA system
United Kingdom (UK) Court of Appeal thwarted Motorola Solutions' attempt to reverse UK-government price controls on the company's Airwave TETRA network, resulting in the LMR giant likely losing more than $1 billion in projected revenue this decade for providing UK public safety with mission-critical communications.
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2025-01-27 (asmideast.com)
Hytera Pleads Guilty to Trade Secret Theft from Motorola Solutions – a&s Middle East
Motorola Solutions announced that Chinese telecommunications company Hytera Communications Corporation Limited has pleaded guilty to felony charges of conspiracy and trade secret theft. Hytera admitted to unauthorized acquisition of Motorola Solutions’ confidential documents and source code related to DMR technology, using them to develop its own DMR products.
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2025-01-16 (droidsans.com)
Chinese company confesses Employee-executive conspiracy to steal Motorola technology to produce radios for sale |
Hytera Communications Chinese radio transmitter equipment manufacturer Plead guilty in US court on Tuesday (January 14) on allegations that the company former executive and seven other employees conspired to steal and use Motorola Solutions trade secret information. Hytera admitted to stealing documents and source code related to its proprietary digital mobile radio (DMR) technology. Motorola was used in the development of the company's mobile radio equipment. This is the case that the US Department of Justice filed against Hytera in 2021. Former executive Gee Siong Kok pleaded guilty in 2023 and is awaiting sentencing. The remaining six employees are currently on the run. At first the US government demanded criminal damages against Hytera as high as $900 million (approximately 31,131 million baht), but the court later reduced it to no more than $60 million (approximately 2,076 million baht)...
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2025-01-16 (droidsans.com)
Chinese company confesses Employee-executive conspiracy to steal Motorola technology to produce radios for sale |
Hytera Communications Chinese radio transmitter equipment manufacturer Plead guilty in US court on Tuesday (January 14) on allegations that the company former executive and seven other employees conspired to steal and use Motorola Solutions trade secret information. Hytera admitted to stealing documents and source code related to its proprietary digital mobile radio (DMR) technology. Motorola was used in the development of the company's mobile radio equipment. This is the case that the US Department of Justice filed against Hytera in 2021. Former executive Gee Siong Kok pleaded guilty in 2023 and is awaiting sentencing. The remaining six employees are currently on the run. At first the US government demanded criminal damages against Hytera as high as $900 million (approximately 31,131 million baht), but the court later reduced it to no more than $60 million (approximately 2,076 million baht)...
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2025-01-14 (law360.com)
Hytera Pleads Guilty To Stealing Motorola Trade Secrets - Employment Authority
Hytera Communications Corp. Ltd. pled guilty Monday to one count of conspiracy to steal trade secrets from Motorola Solutions relating to its digital mobile radios, avoiding a trial scheduled next month in Chicago federal court.
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2024-11-04 (reuters.com)
Worldwide damages for trade secret misappropriation
R. Mark Halligan of FisherBroyles LLP discusses the issue in Motorola Solutions, Inc. v. Hytera Communications Corporation Ltd, as to whether damages under the Defend Trade Secrets Act should be awarded for unauthorized sales occurring outside the United States.
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2024-09-16 (mobileworldlive.com)
Samsung, Xiaomi targeted in India antitrust probe
India's competition watchdog accused Samsung and five Chinese smartphone makers of violating the country's antitrust laws.
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2024-09-16 (mobileworldlive.com)
Samsung, Xiaomi targeted in India antitrust probe
India's competition watchdog accused Samsung and five Chinese smartphone makers of violating the country's antitrust laws.
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2024-09-16 (mobileworldlive.com)
Samsung, Xiaomi targeted in India antitrust probe
India's competition watchdog accused Samsung and five Chinese smartphone makers of violating the country's antitrust laws.
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