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UK ban on Huawei opens door for competitors, although consumer may pick up tab
•Ericsson of Sweden and Nokia of Finland are currently the only companies besides Huawei that provide complete 5G wireless networks.
Huawei reportedly says that most of its phones will get Google's contact-tracing update
Tech2 News Staff •Smartphones including Huawei's will also need to have Bluetooth Low Energy to run Google-Apple's upcoming contact tracing tool.
US is preparing new measures to restrict Huawei's global chip supply: Report
•The move comes as ties between Washington and Beijing grow more strained, with both sides trading barbs over who is to blame for the spread of the coronavirus.
German lawmakers might let Huawei work on setting up 5G networks in the country
•The document was drafted to address the concerns of party rebels who see Huawei as a threat to national security.
Huawei and ZTE urge US not to label them as risks to national security
•Last week, UK announced it was giving Huawei a role in its new generation of telecoms infrastructure.
Huawei surpasses Apple, becomes second most largest smartphone maker: Counterpoint
Tech2 News Staff •Samsung bags the first position with a 20 percent share whereas Apple is in the third position with a 13 percent share.
UK finds itself in awkward position when it comes to Huawei 5G implementation in the country
•Huawei mainly competes with two Scandinavian rivals, Finland's Nokia and Sweden's Ericsson, for wireless infrastructure contracts
Orange, a French telecom operator, takes stand for Huawei amid its 5G network security debate
•Former Orange official insists that strict security conditions would not create delays in the rollout of 5G tech on the continent.
Chancellor Merkel to meet lawmakers to talk on Huawei 5G rollout dispute: Report
•Merkel's right-left government is under pressure from the United States to bar Huawei.
Using Huawei equipment for 5G network is 'madness', US tells Britain government: Report
•The US is trying to persuade Britain not to use Huawei's equipment over what Washington says are security risks.