By Jake Kanter
Boris Johnson Grants China’s Huawei Limited Role in Britain’s 5G Network
28.01.2020 - 17:06 / variety.com
The British government, led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has defied pressure from President Trump’s administration and decided to allow Chinese tech giant Huawei to supply equipment for its 5G network.
However, Huawei will not be allowed to provide equipment to “sensitive parts” of the network, known as the core.
Additionally, it will only be allowed to account for 35% of the kit in a network’s periphery, which includes radio masts. Huawei will also be excluded from areas near military
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