Swedish court upholds ban on Huawei selling 5G network gear

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Dashes Huawei's hopes of Euro comeback.

Swedish court upholds ban on Huawei selling 5G network gear
A Swedish court on Tuesday upheld a ban against Huawei selling 5G equipment in the country, dashing the Chinese company's hopes of staging a comeback in Europe and increasing the chances of potential retaliation by China against rival Ericsson. In October, Swedish telecom regulator PTS ...

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