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3 January 2023CopyrightStaff Writer

Australian court rules on Motorola v Hytera clash

Victory for US company follows import of digital radios | Ex-Motorola employees alleged to have developed the company’s source code after joining rival | IP relates to tech that allows multiple people to use the same channel.

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