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gdmaclew Keep Huawei out of North America. Nothing but a bunch of IP thieves IMO. They destroyed Nortel by their thievery. Develops proprietary… more likely stole.] Reply
SpicyLlama gdmaclew said: Keep Huawei out of North America. Nothing but a bunch of IP thieves IMO. They destroyed Nortel by their thievery. Develops proprietary… more likely stole.] Pretty obvious the Chinese "acquired" NAND tech from SK Hynix and Samsung, based on recent court cases in SK. Reply
nookoool gdmaclew said: Keep Huawei out of North America. Nothing but a bunch of IP thieves IMO. They destroyed Nortel by their thievery. Develops proprietary… more likely stole.] Pretty sure cisco, ciena , lucent, fuji, hitachi and the 1000s of telelcom startups all "borrowed" from nortel too Reply
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