The Telegraph: Huawei will be allowed to build parts of Britain’s 5G network
Huawei will be allowed to build parts of Britain’s 5G network, Boris Johnson has ruled.
The Chinese company will be given access to “non-core” parts of the network but will be banned from “sensitive locations” such as military or nuclear sites.
The decision comes amid warnings from the United States and Tory MPs that giving Huawei access to 5G could jeopardise transatlantic intelligence sharing.
On Tuesday the National Security Council, which comprises the Prime Minister, senior Cabinet ministers and representatives of the security services, decided to proceed with the Huawei deal even though it is a "high risk vendor" because its risks can be "safely managed".
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Agreement at last. The Brits - in typical fashion - lop their nose off to spite their face. The people telling Boris or whoever is the prime decision maker for this contract that it can be managed, is lying.
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ReplyDeleteThey can be managed. Whose selling defective crystal balls to these people? The Chinese?
You have to ask, what sane person would let an enemy set up part of your network? Do they not think the enemy can do something later to you?
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