Due to the Huawei entity list, the U.S. seems to be encouraging other Western countries with good relations to ban Huawei from participating in local 5G construction.
In this regard, Germany did not buy it, and some high-level officials said that kicking Huawei out of the 5G construction list may lead to the launch of 5G networks 5 to 10 years later.
Recently, U.S. officials made a final effort in London to try to persuade British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government, not to allow Huawei equipment to be used on its 5G network. Foreign media quoted an unnamed person familiar with the matter as saying that the delegation argued that the UK could not reduce the security risks posed by Huawei’s access to the network.
In terms of production, Huawei is the world’s second-largest mobile phone maker, but it has been difficult to make progress in the United States, in part because of concerns expressed by the US government. U.S. government regulators including the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the US National Security Agency (NSA), the Federal Communications Commission, and the House Intelligence Committee all suspect Huawei’s equipment Will be used to monitor other countries or businesses.
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