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ARM cuts ties with Huawei, threatening future chip designs
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Just redirect attention to those yellow people.
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Last I checked a week ago, Huawei led Nokia on 5G contracts 46 to 42. Today when I checked, Huawei had opened the lead to 50 to 42. Two thirds of all NON-CHINESE 5G networks in the world use Huawei equipment. And lastly, Nokia CTO Mark Weldon criticized Huawei for "security flaws" and gets thrown out in the rain by his own company in 24 hours.
Huawei is still signing up 5G customers despite US pressure
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Updated 9:05 AM ET, Wed June 26, 2019
Shanghai (CNN Business)Wireless carriers are still lining up to buy 5G network technology from Huawei despite that have threatened the Chinese tech company's global supply chain.
Huawei said Wednesday that it has signed more commercial 5G contracts than any other .
"Globally we already have 50 ... commercial 5G contracts," Huawei deputy chairman and rotating CEO Ken Hu said during a presentation at the Mobile World Congress in Shanghai. That's an increase of 10 since the end of March.
that it had secured 42 commercial 5G contracts, meaning it has signed 12 new deals in the last three months, compared to 10 for Huawei.
Huawei says two-thirds of 5G networks outside China now use its gear
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As 5G networks begin rolling out and commercializing around the world, telecoms vendors are rushing to get a headstart. Huawei equipment is now behind two-thirds of the commercially launched 5G networks outside China, said president of Huawei’s carrier business group Ryan Ding on Tuesday at an industry conference.
Huawei, the world’s largest maker of telecoms gear, has nabbed 50 commercial 5G contracts outside its home base from countries including South Korea, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Finland and more. In all, the Shenzhen-based firm has shipped more than 150,000 base stations, according to Ding.
Nokia Hurriedly Disowns Its CTO's Scathing Comments On Huawei Security Flaws
On June 28, Nokia hurried to disown made a day earlier to the BBC by their CTO Marcus Weldon—comments that related to the alleged security issues with equipment from rival Huawei. Nokia has been careful in its public statements about Huawei's difficulties. And this has clearly not changed, at least not officially.
In light of a scathing Huawei from researchers at U.S.-based Finite State, Weldon had suggested that Huawei equipment was far more likely to have vulnerabilities than technology from Nokia or Ericsson. "We read those reports and we think okay, we're doing a much better job than they are," Weldon said, describing Huawei's failings as serious and claiming Nokia's alternatives to be a safer bet. "Some of it seems to be just sloppiness, honestly, that they haven't patched things, they haven't upgraded. But some of it is real obfuscation, where they make it look like they have the secure version when they don't."
In a hurried , Nokia disowned what was said to the BBC: "Nokia notes the comments made by a Nokia executive to the BBC on 27 June 2019 regarding the possible impact of the use of a competitor’s products on the security of U.K. telecom networks. These comments do not reflect the official position of Nokia. Nokia is focused on the integrity of its own products and services and does not have its own assessment of any potential vulnerabilities associated with its competitors."
Huawei is still signing up 5G customers despite US pressure
By ,
Updated 9:05 AM ET, Wed June 26, 2019
Shanghai (CNN Business)Wireless carriers are still lining up to buy 5G network technology from Huawei despite that have threatened the Chinese tech company's global supply chain.
Huawei said Wednesday that it has signed more commercial 5G contracts than any other .
"Globally we already have 50 ... commercial 5G contracts," Huawei deputy chairman and rotating CEO Ken Hu said during a presentation at the Mobile World Congress in Shanghai. That's an increase of 10 since the end of March.
that it had secured 42 commercial 5G contracts, meaning it has signed 12 new deals in the last three months, compared to 10 for Huawei.
Huawei says two-thirds of 5G networks outside China now use its gear
/ 3 days ago
As 5G networks begin rolling out and commercializing around the world, telecoms vendors are rushing to get a headstart. Huawei equipment is now behind two-thirds of the commercially launched 5G networks outside China, said president of Huawei’s carrier business group Ryan Ding on Tuesday at an industry conference.
Huawei, the world’s largest maker of telecoms gear, has nabbed 50 commercial 5G contracts outside its home base from countries including South Korea, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Finland and more. In all, the Shenzhen-based firm has shipped more than 150,000 base stations, according to Ding.
Nokia Hurriedly Disowns Its CTO's Scathing Comments On Huawei Security Flaws
On June 28, Nokia hurried to disown made a day earlier to the BBC by their CTO Marcus Weldon—comments that related to the alleged security issues with equipment from rival Huawei. Nokia has been careful in its public statements about Huawei's difficulties. And this has clearly not changed, at least not officially.
In light of a scathing Huawei from researchers at U.S.-based Finite State, Weldon had suggested that Huawei equipment was far more likely to have vulnerabilities than technology from Nokia or Ericsson. "We read those reports and we think okay, we're doing a much better job than they are," Weldon said, describing Huawei's failings as serious and claiming Nokia's alternatives to be a safer bet. "Some of it seems to be just sloppiness, honestly, that they haven't patched things, they haven't upgraded. But some of it is real obfuscation, where they make it look like they have the secure version when they don't."
In a hurried , Nokia disowned what was said to the BBC: "Nokia notes the comments made by a Nokia executive to the BBC on 27 June 2019 regarding the possible impact of the use of a competitor’s products on the security of U.K. telecom networks. These comments do not reflect the official position of Nokia. Nokia is focused on the integrity of its own products and services and does not have its own assessment of any potential vulnerabilities associated with its competitors."
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sorry for just the headline as I'll try find details now (I thought they'd maybe eat a lunch together, but that would it be)
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There are 800 million smartphone users just in China.
Call it 1 year to develop Ark OS and to sort out open source licensing and involvement with other hardware and software companies.
Then a 2 year replacement cycle for smartphones.
That forces the creation of an entire software and app ecosystem.
Then add some export sales outside of China. That means Ark OS could be bigger than Google Android on a global scale
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now noticed the tweet
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China would welcome the US decision to continue sales of products to , said a Chinese foreign ministry official to
, after US President Donald Trump reportedly announced to allow the sales of US products to the Chinese company
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China would welcome the US decision to continue sales of products to , said a Chinese foreign ministry official to
, after US President Donald Trump reportedly announced to allow the sales of US products to the Chinese company
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