BERLIN - Huawei, the Chinese technology and telecoms group hit by U.S. sanctions, said on Monday it was confident of meeting the security requirements that Germany is setting for its fifth-generation mobile networks.
Germany has just completed a 6.5 billion euro auction of 5G spectrum that can, for example, run “smart” factories, setting the stage for Huawei and rivals Ericsson and Nokia to vie for billions in deals. That measure has forced key Western suppliers, such as UK-based chip designer ARM, to curb deliveries and led Huawei’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, to warn that revenue could take a $30 billion hit this year as a result.In Germany, Europe’s largest economy, the government and regulators have, after lengthy debate, spurned U.S. calls to banish Huawei on national security grounds.
I have a serious issie with my mobile-Hauwei, and it's not being helped or given attnetion by you in any way-please help before I go back to Samsung!
the same Germany that develops trojans?
Sure it will.....yessss it will. Muhaaahaha!
Honestly. Telstra should have invested in an Australian owned and manufactured Mobile Phone.... Oh wait... Australia doesn't have a Manufacturing Industry of any kind. We just like to dig holes in our back yard, export the dirt and get cheap stuff back instead of making our own.