Huawei turns to patents for a lifeline — including those in the U.S.

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is turning to patents for a lifeline while it tests a path forward in advanced chip technology.

Huawei has "been floundering around since the demise of their handset business," said Paul Triolo, Senior Vice President for China and Technology Policy Lead at Albright Stonebridge Group. "I don't think they had a choice in terms of sort of boosting their licensing revenue."

Still, Huawei said it spent 22.4% of 2021 revenue on research and development, bringing total category spending to more than $120 billion over the last decade.Some of the research is in semiconductor manufacturing.

But he didn't rule out the possibility that China's national champion could help Beijing build up its semiconductor industry.

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