Huawei confident UK will make 5G decision based on the evidence

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After the US claimed using the technology would be "madness".

Huawei confident UK will make 5G decision based on the evidence
China's Huawei said it was confident Britain would assess the evidence in deciding whether its equipment should be deployed in 5G networks after the United States said it would be "madness" to allow use of the technology. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson said earlier on Tuesday that ...

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