Some security experts believe U.S.
claims about the potential danger Chinese telecom Huawei poses to 5G
networks are overblown. Huawei, meanwhile, has gone on the offensive to
repair its image. The security issue relates to the U.S. extradition
case against Huawei’s CFO. Canada is allowing the case to proceed.
Huawei took out a full-page ad in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal that read: “Don’t believe everything you hear. Come and see us.” The
ad, an “open letter” from Catherine Chen, a senior vice president and
director of Huawei’s board, asks U.S. journalists to visit the company’s
campuses, noting the U.S. government has accused the company of
espionage, fraud and theft in the past year, and “has developed some
misunderstandings about us,” reported CNBC.
Some U.S. security officials have
long said Huawei has built “backdoors” into network technology it sells
to other countries, to enable it to spy for the Chinese government.
Huawei refutes this claim. Continue Reading
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