Why Huawei Isn't So Scary.

The article focuses on the issues regarding 5G telecommunication in front of Huawei. It mentions Huawei has amassed a market share estimated at nearly 30 percent of the global telecom equipment industry reflects its capacity to underbid and undercut competitors not to mention multiple alleged incide...

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Published in:Foreign Policy no. 234; pp. 14 - 16
Main Authors: Kania, Elsa B., Sheppard, Lindsey R.
Format: Article
Published: Foreign Policy Fall2019
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