US sanctions turn up heat but Huawei serving Euro 5G clients

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US sanctions turn up heat but Huawei serving Euro 5G clients
Chinese telecom giant Huawei is finding it harder to counter US sanctions designed to choke off its access to semiconductors but can continue to serve European 5G network clients, a senior European executive told an Austrian newspaper. The world's biggest maker of mobile telecommunications ...

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