Huawei Is Reportedly Willing To Sell Access To Its 5G Technology

Jyotis - Sep 14, 2019

Although the United States and Australia haven’t allowed their networks from leveraging the equipment manufactured by Huawei, the United Kingdom is obviously considering whether the nation should do.

While the tension of the trade war between the United States and China has kept increasing, the Chinese tech giant Huawei has recently announced its plan to sell the method of 5G technology development. Its partner in this commercial affair is a Western company.

huawei-5G — Huawei is willing to share the 5G technology with its partner from the West.

Ren Zhengfei, the CEO and Founder of Huawei, was the one to make the proposal. In talks with the New York Times and the Economist, he also said that the company hoped to ease the unnecessary tension due to concerns about its 5G technology’s security.

BBC reported that although the United States and Australia haven’t allowed their networks from leveraging the equipment manufactured by Huawei, the United Kingdom is obviously considering whether the nation should do.

Until now, the Chinese phone maker has still asserted that it doesn’t work as a spy for the Beijing government.

According to Ren Zhengfei, as quoted by the New York Times:

huawei-sell-5g-tech — The company has still asserted that it doesn’t work as a spy for the Beijing government.

He also added:

In addition, the company is also searching for a buyer in the West, instead of Asia.

When being interviewed by The Economist, the CEO revealed that its buyer would have access to the portfolio of technical blueprints, licenses, codes, production expertise, as well as patents of the 5G technology.