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Huawei hits 5G critical mass with Germany’s approval
Tide is shifting on Trump's tech war as Germany signals it will allow Chinese tech giant to build part of its 5G network
By DAVID P. GOLDMANNOVEMBER 30, 2020
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For example, Huawei expects to add the digitized medical history and real-time health monitoring of half a billion people outside China to its Cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) systems during the 2020s. China’s dominance in 5G, moreover, gives it a head start in developing next phase 6G broadband.
 
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blood is thicker than water . Germany and America are brothers. They may be angry with each other, but not betray each other
 
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Japanese media reported in mid-October that Tokyo rejected American demands to exclude Huawei from its 5G network, and told Washington that it would take its own security measures to ensure the safety of data transmitted through Huawei hardware.

South Korea’s Yonhap news agency said that a senior South Korean official told a high-level American delegation, “We made it clear that whether a private telecom company uses the equipment of a specific enterprise is up to that company to decide.”

 
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blood is thicker than water . Germany and America are brothers. They may be angry with each other, but not betray each other
USA already wire tap Germany to get an economic advantage over German companies and other things.

 
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USA already wire tap Germany to get an economic advantage over German companies and other things.

Economic and political conflicts did not affect relations between the US and Germany. They share the same flag: white supreme whiteism and anti-China sentiment
 
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Europe needs to keep China on friendly terms to stop a full Russia-China military alliance. This is why EU will never go full anti-China like the Anglos.
 
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Germany Approves Huawei for its 5G Networks

Posted on December 16, 2020 by Paul Thurrott in Cloud with 4 Comments

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After a stunning defeat in the UK, Huawei has notched a win in Germany, which has approved the use of the Chinese firm’s 5G networking products in its critical infrastructure.
“We’ve created regulation that allows us to monitor trustworthiness in an appropriate fashion,” German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said of the decision. “Our security interests played a big role.”
Seehofer noted that Huawei gave Germany assurances about the safety of its networking products, meeting the country’s need to balance its security concerns with an open market for competitors. Huawei will be held financially liable for any security breaches.
As you must know, Huawei has been under attack by the U.S. government for unsubstantiated claims that the firm is beholden to the Chinese government and could use its networking equipment as a Trojan Horse to spy on the West. But China is Germany’s biggest trade partner and the biggest market for German companies. And so the country has sought a less drastic solution that would allow Huawei and other Chinese firms to compete for infrastructure contracts normally.
Huawei saluted Germany’s decision, which still needs to be ratified by its parliament.
“This means that there are higher and equal security standards for all suppliers for the 5G networks,” a Huawei spokesperson said.
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Germany Approves Huawei for its 5G Networks

Posted on December 16, 2020 by Paul Thurrott in Cloud with 4 Comments

huawei-hero-800x450.jpg


After a stunning defeat in the UK, Huawei has notched a win in Germany, which has approved the use of the Chinese firm’s 5G networking products in its critical infrastructure.
“We’ve created regulation that allows us to monitor trustworthiness in an appropriate fashion,” German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said of the decision. “Our security interests played a big role.”
Seehofer noted that Huawei gave Germany assurances about the safety of its networking products, meeting the country’s need to balance its security concerns with an open market for competitors. Huawei will be held financially liable for any security breaches.
As you must know, Huawei has been under attack by the U.S. government for unsubstantiated claims that the firm is beholden to the Chinese government and could use its networking equipment as a Trojan Horse to spy on the West. But China is Germany’s biggest trade partner and the biggest market for German companies. And so the country has sought a less drastic solution that would allow Huawei and other Chinese firms to compete for infrastructure contracts normally.
Huawei saluted Germany’s decision, which still needs to be ratified by its parliament.
“This means that there are higher and equal security standards for all suppliers for the 5G networks,” a Huawei spokesperson said.
Tagged with Huawei
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