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We missed this earlier: Australia will spend around 500,000 AUD to set up a tech network among the Quad countries — Australia, India, United...
Japanese companies will support the introduction of 5G wireless networks, submarine fiber-optic cables and other technologies in India, the country’s officials told Nikkei Asia....
Huawei is going to build a dedicated factory in Shanghai, where it will build chips without any American technology, reported Financial Times. This marks...
Sweden has banned its telecom operators from using equipment from Huawei and ZTE. The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority said in a statement on...
The world needs to work together to secure its 5G communications networks, keeping “high-risk” vendors out of them, Ajit Pai, chair of the US...
India and Japan will work together to develop 5G and 5G plus technologies, reported Hindustan Times. The two countries are part of the Quad...
More than half of state-run BSNL’s telecom equipment is from Chinese companies ZTE and Huawei, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) revealed...
A Department of Telecommunications-constituted committee has said that BSNL’s 4G network should be built by Indian companies and be subject to source code audits,...
The US government is considering restricting American exports to Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), China’s largest semiconductor manufacturer. Reuters was the first to report...
Taking control of 5G through “what seemed to be commercial companies like Huawei and ZTE” is a long-term Chinese strategy to assert its hegemony...
