Cisco says Huawei misstated facts in 2003 copyright case


ABOVE THE LAW: Cisco chief executive John Chambers has said that Huawei does not always play by the rules. — Reuters

NEW YORK: Cisco Systems accused Huawei Technologies Co Ltd of misstating facts concerning their 2003 copyright infringement case and released segments from what it said was a previously sealed document.

Huawei, the world’s second-largest maker of routers, has repeatedly said Cisco’s claims were unjustified as the Chinese company had received the disputed source code form a third party.

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