After two years of patent disputes, this domestic original manufacturer finally won the case against the Taiwanese company

Recently, the patent infringement dispute between Taiwan Holtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Taiwan Holtek") and Shenzhen AMEC Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Shenzhen AMEC"), which lasted for more than two years, has finally come to an end. The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court ruled that AMEC did not infringe and rejected all the claims of Taiwan Holtek.

Shenzhen AMEC respects intellectual property rights, respects all competitors, and cherishes the company's reputation! Taiwan Holtek sued Shenzhen AMEC for unfair competition that infringed its invention patent rights, which has seriously damaged Shenzhen AMEC's ​​reputation. AMEC severely condemns this.

Since its establishment, AMEC has always adhered to the values ​​of "focus, innovation, excellence and responsibility", insisted on independent research and development, independent innovation, taken national chip design as its mission, and worked hard to achieve the rise of China's chips.

Based in Shenzhen, AMEC serves the world. It has more than 18 years of experience in independent chip design and has more than 200 employees, more than half of whom are scientific researchers and designers. It has branches and design teams in Shenzhen, Chengdu, Chongqing, Beijing, and Singapore, and serves customers in different fields such as home appliances, drones, wireless charging, e-cigarettes, power tools, wireless communications, personal health care, sensor measurement, smart home, motor control, and battery power management. In the future, Shenzhen AMEC will continue to be pragmatic in independent chip research and development, never relax, adhere to the responsibility and belief of the strategy of rejuvenating the country through science and technology, and adhere to the principle of "strengthening Chinese chips and serving the world" to jointly promote Chinese "chips" to shine on the world stage.