Huawei open to European supervision: executive in speech

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Huawei open to European supervision: executive in speech
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei wants cybersecurity to be viewed as a technical rather than ideological issue and is open to supervision by European governments to prove the point, a senior company executive is expected to say on Thursday evening. The comments due to be delivered in a speech by ...

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