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US urges EU to use 5G by Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, seen on par with Huawei

By Sergio Goncalves on Feb 20, 2020 1:15PM
US urges EU to use 5G by Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, seen on par with Huawei

Attempts to "demystify" Huawei superiority claim.

EU countries have no reason to use 5G mobile technology from Huawei because Sweden's Ericsson, Finland's Nokia and South Korea's Samsung are on par with the Chinese group in the field, a senior US diplomat said. Robert Strayer, deputy assistant secretary for cyber, international communications ...

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Feb 20 2020
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