The deal with the government-backed firm, announced in early 2018, would have seen the creation of a 5G Android smartphone platform for the Chinese market this year. (VentureBeat)
The deal with the government-backed firm, announced in early 2018, would have seen the creation of a 5G Android smartphone platform for the Chinese market this year. (VentureBeat)
The deal with the government-backed firm, announced in early 2018, would have seen the creation of a 5G Android smartphone platform for the Chinese market this year. (VentureBeat)
Talking point: This is just the latest setback for a 5G rollout prompted by security concerns about the Chinese state. Canada is in the midst of reviewing Huawei’s 5G technology. Several countries, including the U.S. and Australia, have banned carriers from using the equipment manufacturer. Major telecoms like Bell and Telus have warned that a Huawei ban would result in high costs and a delay in implementing the technology. Intel has also experienced its own delays in rolling out 5G technology to consumers.
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