Huawei Goes on Trial Over Alleged Scheme to Steal US Technology
Prosecutors also accuse the Chinese telecom giant of concealing dealings with Iran and North Korea.
Huawei Technologies is set to begin jury selection for a federal racketeering case in Brooklyn, New York, on Tuesday. The company is accused of a long-standing scheme involving the theft of U.S. technology and covert dealings with Iran and North Korea. Several Huawei subsidiaries and a related Hong Kong company are also defendants in the case, facing numerous charges including racketeering conspiracy and sanctions violations.
- Huawei Technologies is on trial for federal racketeering charges.
- The charges include a scheme to steal U.S. technology and conceal dealings with Iran and North Korea.
- Jury selection starts Tuesday in Brooklyn, New York, with the trial beginning Wednesday.
- Defendants include Huawei Device Co., Huawei Device USA, Futurewei Technologies, and Skycom Tech.
- Charges encompass racketeering conspiracy, theft of trade secrets, fraud, sanctions offenses, money laundering, and obstruction of justice.
- Huawei has pleaded not guilty.
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