Japan’s Panasonic moves away from Huawei
23 May 2019 |
2:11 pm
Japan's Panasonic moves away from Huawei
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23 Jan 2020
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said building a new 5G network in Britain can be squared with national security. His remarks come as Britain is set to decide on the role of Chinese company Huawei in the scheme.
30 Jan 2020
Huawei has finally gotten the go-ahead to build noncore parts of the UK's 5G network. The news is not likely going to be well received by the Donald Trump administration.
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