Risk-assessment plan snubs Uncle Sam's fears, will let Euro nations freely decide where to get telecoms gear
Statement by Abraham Liu, Chief Representative of Huawei to the European Institutions, on the occasion of the publication of the European Commission’s recommendation on security for 5G on 26 March 2019:
Huawei welcomes the objective and proportionate approach of the European Commissions’ recommendation on 5G security. Huawei understands the cybersecurity concerns that European regulators have. Based on the mutual understanding, Huawei looks forward to contributing to the European framework on cybersecurity. We are firmly committed to continue working with all regulators and partners to make the 5G rollout in Europe a success.
Anyone wanting to see how powerful 5G can be will have witnessed it first hand at Huawei’s extensive booth at the 2019 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Rollout of 5G networks will be delayed if the UK government bans the use of Huawei equipment, the boss of mobile operator Three has warned.
Governments will be swayed by the network operators, and so the telecoms industry will likely decide Huawei's fate; they control investments and 5G rollout schedules.
Revenue climbed 36% on January and February a year earlier, accelerating from a 21% sales increase in 2018 and growth projection this year of around 15%.
Huawei made 5 405 patent applications to the World Intellectual Property Organization, up from 4 024 in 2017.
Addressing the POLITICO AI Summit in Brussels today, Huawei's Abraham Liu said Huawei wants to accelerate the popularity of AI by providing a platform for more people to use it.
Huawei launched its new optical network terminal at the 2019 FTTH conference in Amsterdam, to provide users with smooth, high-speed Wi-Fi and full coverage in the home.
Excluding Huawei from participating in the construction of Germany’s 5G mobile network could hurt Europe’s largest economy, said Interior Minister Horst Seehofer.
The Quick Optical Distribution Network, released at this week’s 2019 Fiber-To-The-Home conference in Amsterdam, will help operators build fiber infrastructure efficiently.
Allowing innovation to prosper
Huawei UK head tells Tech Radar why the country remains a key market in the company’s push to provide a digital future for everyone.