The U.S. trap has reappeared, and the U.S. Department of Justice has sued Hytera for the reasons behind it

On February 7, US time, the US Department of Justice released a message on its official website that it had filed charges against the Chinese technology company Hytera.

The patent dispute between Motorola and Hytera has a long history, and to this day, the patent offensive and defensive war between the two sides on a global scale is still not over, and the US government is eager to intervene. The author believes that doJ is using civil cases to say things, all kinds of stubble, behind which is a collusion of the US political and business circles.

This accusation by the US Department of Justice has turned over the old accounts of former Motorola employees more than a decade ago, and it is not surprising that it will be a new excuse for the United States. First, as a high-tech company, how can a departing employee easily bring out the sky-high trade secrets; second, why it is openly turning over old accounts more than a decade after the product is publicly sold, this is obviously a typical American trap, the so-called crime of wanting to add, there is no excuse.

Motorola and Hytera are currently the top two players in the global dedicated communications market, while Motorola's global walkie-talkie market share has exceeded 54%. It is not difficult to imagine that the walkie-talkie giant Motorola wants to continue to be dominant, and it is bound to use various means to suppress it in order to consolidate its hegemonic position and reap the benefits.

On the other hand, Hytera, a leading domestic private network communication company, only needs to look at the proportion of public R& D investment since its listing, and the patent application is close to 3,000. Didn't the United States do this to Huawei back then? Like other domestic enterprises, Hytera relies on the company's continuous innovation and research and development, employee hard work, to provide more competitive products and services for global customers, which is bound to threaten Motorola's market monopoly position.

This matter is very interesting, it can be considered that American companies are worried about their "research and development and innovation capabilities", and it can also be considered that the United States uses litigation weapons to "unfair competition" in the face of the pattern of commercial competition. Either way, it can only show that China's comprehensive strength is constantly strengthening, and Chinese technology companies will gradually occupy a larger world stage. After all, the "conspiracy theory" of US politics and businessmen is only a dream of Huang Liang.

The deliberate suppression, injustice and difficulty from the US government, as well as all the difficult situations and pressures of the outside world, cannot restrain the pace of innovation and development of Chinese science and technology enterprises. Chinese enterprises should argue on the basis of reason, fight to the end, break through the cocoon and rebirth, and open up the vast global market through innovation.