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Huawei employees worked with China military on research projects - reports

By Staff Writer on Jun 27, 2019 12:11PM
Huawei employees worked with China military on research projects - reports

At least 10 research projects over the past decade: Bloomberg.

Huawei Technologies Co employees worked on at least 10 research projects with Chinese armed forces personnel over the past decade, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, collaborations the Chinese company said it was not aware of. Huawei workers teamed up with members of various organs of China's ...

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