Shockingly, a counterfeit factory has produced a 3-nanometer chip.

Upon seeing the report, Huang Tianya instantly realized that his plan was about to fall through.

After all, his initial plan was to recoup the acquisition price paid to Nokia from their stock market after the acquisition was completed.

After all, he had spent a long time in Africa and had picked up the habit of buying things for free.

Now that the other party has delivered such a generous gift, it would be extremely inhumane for him to make a move against them.

"Mr. Marcus, I don't think our cooperation has been very pleasant, so why are you giving me this?"

When Marcus saw Huang Tianya ask this question, he instantly realized that his guess was correct.

As expected, the other side had another trick up their sleeve.

So he quickly said, "Actually, it's nothing, it's just that Nokia was also targeted by them."

IP Bridge sued our base station business three years ago over the same batch of patents.

We spent $800 million to settle back then, and now that they've seen Transsion, they suddenly feel a surge of righteousness, and I think I can lend a hand.

Seeing that Huang Tianya didn't believe him, he coughed lightly and said, "Of course, it's also because we're in the same boat now."

The stronger your patent pool, the more amicable our cooperative relationship will be.

He deliberately emphasized friendly cooperation, since they were already on friendly terms, so there was no need to harm them further.

Huang Tianya didn't say anything more, just nodded, which reassured Marcus on the other side a little.

Therefore, as early as March 20, the new legal department submitted supplementary evidence to the court, proving that IP Bridge's litigation funds came from third-party companies, and that their purpose was not to protect patent rights, but to exclude specific companies from the IEEE standards working group.

Although the court wanted to favor them, with everyone watching, they could only ask IP Bridge to provide a written response within 14 days.

Therefore, due to this critical influence, they could only proactively narrow the scope of the lawsuit.

But everyone knows this is just a delaying tactic.

They wanted to use their voluntary withdrawal to get you to give up the dispute, and then come back to fight it off once the storm had passed, but Shenyang Aircraft Corporation didn't give them that chance.

Shen Fei directly instructed the legal department: "Continue with the countersuit. If they back down, we'll take a step forward."

The report indicates that they are keeping a close eye on the situation, and if they dare to make any irregular rulings, they will then unleash the media firepower.

"Is Lin Xiaoyue ready?"

"Ready, the IEEE complaint letter has been drafted and can be submitted at any time."

"Then submit it."

They're trying to stall us with a small lawsuit, so we'll use that lawsuit to expose their dirty secrets.

After finishing this matter, Shen Fei turned around and went into another conference room.

The work in that conference room was even more important; to be precise, that place was their true objective.

Li Jiahui, Yu Dazui, and the technical representative sent by MediaTek were sitting in the conference room.

At this moment, they were all studying one thing: "The WiFi 6 Standard Industry Alliance's proposal."

"Professor Li, I thought President Shen was going to work on display technology, why did he suddenly jump to WiFi 6?"

Li Jiahui just smiled and said, "You know perfectly well what kind of boss he is."

Moreover, how could we possibly give up on display technology? It's just that it's a long-term battle.

And you, who work in communications, surely understand the importance of WiFi 6, which is the core standard for the next generation of wireless communication.

IEEE is currently in the early stages of preliminary research, and the barrier to entry is much lower than that for WiFi 5.

"and……"

As they were talking, Li Jiahui pushed another report in front of Yu Dazui.

"The core technologies of WiFi 6 are OFDMA and MU-MIMO, and we have a large number of patents in these two areas."

It's not accurate now; once the standards are set, we'll have to pay again.

After reading the report for a while, Yu Dazui also decided to go all in!

Why should the patent industry be forever controlled by the other side of the ocean? Now that they have the technology, they can take it over as well.

"Did we do it?"

Just then, Shen Fei pushed open the door and walked in.

MediaTek's engineers finally took it seriously; after all, they came here after receiving the notification and had their own ideas.

But Yu Dazui glanced at him and knew exactly what this guy was up to. They'd already come to this point, and he still wanted to gamble on both sides? What was he thinking?

"Huawei can provide underlying patents for MU-MIMO. We have been working on this for three years and have accumulated a lot of good stuff."

However, I hope that the alliance's future patent fees will adhere to the FRAND principle and not be exorbitantly priced.

After he finished speaking, he glanced at the MediaTek representative.

The MediaTek engineer representative immediately realized that this was not a discussion, but a hint.

But what makes them so sure that the future will definitely follow these two plans? After all, WiFi 5 has only just become widespread, and it's really uncertain how WiFi 6 will fare in the future.

After all, standards involve many aspects, and everyone will make preparations for their own technical direction.

Therefore, out of the final dozen or so routes, there will only be 2 to 3 unique criteria, and those routes that fail to be selected will only become the failures of the successful ones.

Even MediaTek couldn't guarantee which route would succeed, but now Transsion Alliance has directly set two routes.

"Mr. Shen, shouldn't we diversify our approach? If we only understand these two routes, what if they fail to become the WiFi 6 standard? Wouldn't that mean we've failed?"

After the R&D representative finished speaking, he looked at Yu Dazui, hoping that this colleague in the communications industry could say a word for him.

After all, one can be reckless when using telepathy, but they can't!

But Yu Dazui completely ignored him: "We support President Shen's decision. President Shen, just tell us which specific sector we'll be responsible for?"

Li Jiahui nodded and began discussing some details with Shen Fei. At this point, MediaTek seemed to have become an unofficial member…

MediaTek's representative was also in a panic, stamping his feet in frustration. After all, this was no small matter and could not be treated so lightly.

But in the end, they were powerless to do anything about it. After all, it was an unfair negotiation to begin with. At worst, they could set up another group to explore other directions.

By betting on both sides, you won't lose money even if either one fails.

With their own compromises, the meeting lasted only about 40 minutes before the framework of the plan was finalized.

Transsion is responsible for one route, while MediaTek and Huawei are responsible for the other.

Given MediaTek's concerns, their R&D work wasn't particularly important; in other words, it was just to make up the numbers.

The next morning, Transsion's official website posted an announcement.

Transsion Semiconductor announced that it has jointly launched the WiFi 6 standard pre-research alliance with Huawei and MediaTek.

The three parties will conduct joint research on core technologies such as BSS Coloring, and plan to submit a complete technical document to the IEEE 802.211 working group in 2016.

Furthermore, adhering to the principle of openness, this alliance welcomes global partners to join and expedite the implementation of the WiFi 6 standard.