Apple's legal fight with Qualcomm spreads to China
The iPhone maker alleges Qualcomm insists on charging royalties for technologies it has nothing to do with
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APPLE on Wednesday took its legal war with Qualcomm to China, filing lawsuits there accusing the chip-making giant of illegally wielding monopoly power.
Apple confirmed the suits and referred AFP to comments it released when it filed an anti-trust suit against Qualcomm in the United States last week.
"For many years, Qualcomm has unfairly insisted on charging royalties for technologies they have nothing to do with," California-based Apple said in the statement.
"Qualcomm built its business on older, legacy, standards but reinforces its dominance through exclusionary tactics a…
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