Ambushed Chinese telecom goliath Huawei on Tuesday denied allegations revealed in the Wall Street Journal that it took innovation from a Portuguese creator, blaming him for "taking advantage of the current geopolitical situation"
The US Department of Justice is investigating the case, possibly adding to existing criminal arguments against Huawei, the WSJ announced a week ago.
Huawei — considered the world head in superfast 5G gear and the world's number two cell phone maker — was in May cleared into a developing exchange war among Beijing and Washington, which has seen corrective taxes slapped on many billions of dollars of two-way exchange.
The most recent discussion includes Portuguese designer Rui Pedro Oliveira who cases Huawei met him and after that basically ripped off one of his plans so as to deliver the Huawei EnVizion 360 all encompassing camera.
"These allegations are false," Huawei said in an announcement where it "categorically rejects Mr. Oliveira's claims of patent infringement".
"For the past several months, the US government has been leveraging its political and diplomatic influence to lobby other governments to ban Huawei equipment. Furthermore, it has been using every tool at its disposal - including both judicial and administrative powers, as well as a host of other unscrupulous means — to disrupt the normal business operations of Huawei and its partners," the Chinese organization said.
It said "Oliveira proceeded to feed a false narrative to the media in an attempt to tarnish Huawei's reputation. He made further efforts to exert pressure on Huawei through senior government officials, trying to make the company cede to his demands and hand over large sums of money."
The United States is squeezing partners, with blended achievement, to dismiss Chinese 5G innovation, particularly from the mammoth cell phone organization Huawei.
Washington fears that Huawei will give Beijing an approach to keep an eye on interchanges from the nations that utilization its items and administrations.
Huawei conceded meeting with Oliveira in 2014 yet demanded that its EnVizion 360 camera was "independently designed and developed by Huawei's employees having no access to Mr. Oliveira's information".
A month ago the US Commerce Department viably suspended for a second time extreme standards ceasing the closeout of parts and administrations to the Chinese telecoms titan and a forbiddance on purchasing gear from it.
In any case, it additionally said it would add 46 additional organizations to its rundown of Huawei backups and offshoots that would be secured by the boycott in the event that it is executed in full — taking the aggregate on the rundown to more than 100.
In December, Canada arrested Huawei official Meng Wanzhou on a US warrant.
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