Huawei Chairman: Huawei does not need the US market to succeed
President Trump is right that the US risks being left behind on 5G, Huawei’s rotating chairman said on Sunday in Barcelona. huawei us market
Guao said at a roundtable with the media that he is aware of the president’s tweets about 5G, noting that the US should adopt the next-generation network “as fast as possible” and should not “block out” more advanced technologies.
“I have noticed the president’s Twitter, he said that the US needs faster and smarter 5G, or even 6G in the future, and he has realised that the US is lagging behind in this respect, and I think his message is clear and correct,” Guo said.
He added that the ban will damage small US telecommunications companies that rely on Huawei equipment because Huawei is usually cheaper than its competitors.
Guo Ping also said that in implementing 5G technology, the company is ahead of its competitors for 12 months. At the same time, he further added that the 5G standard should be formulated by technical experts rather than politicians.
In 2019, the US government placed Huawei on a trade blacklist, citing concerns over national security and the company’s ties to the Chinese government. As a result, US companies were prohibited from doing business with Huawei, including supplying them with hardware and software.
The ban has had a significant impact on Huawei’s ability to operate in the US market. It has prevented the company from selling its smartphones and other products through major US carriers, as well as from using key software and components produced by US companies like Google and Qualcomm.
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Despite these challenges, Huawei has continued to operate in other markets outside of the US. They have also been developing their own operating system, HarmonyOS, as a potential replacement for Google’s Android system.
Overall, the ban on Huawei has had a significant impact on the company’s ability to operate in the US market and has led to increased scrutiny and concerns over the company’s ties to the Chinese government. However, Huawei continues to operate in other markets and has been working to develop its own technology and components to mitigate the impact of the ban. huawei us market
