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发帖数: 2785 | 1 US has no 5G competitor, while European, South Korean players lag far behind
By ASIA TIMES STAFF JANUARY 1, 2019 5:33 AM (UTC+8)
Intelligence agencies across the English-speaking world are in widespread
agreement about the race to roll out next-generation mobile networks. Top
officials from Australia, the UK, Canada and the United States have all said
recently that using Chinese telecom giant Huawei’s equipment poses a
national security threat.
For service providers in those countries, going along with that assessment
comes with a catch. There is no good alternative.
The United States, for its part, offers no competitive fifth-generation
wireless network equipment. Europe’s Nokia and Ericsson, meanwhile, are
both struggling to catch up to Huawei. South Korea’s Samsung is investing
heavily in the area but has come to the party late.
Thanks in part to massive government subsidies, Huawei has been able to
offer equipment and services at a fraction of the price of its competitors.
It has grown exponentially in the process to leapfrog Nokia and Ericsson and
become the world’s largest telecommunications equipment supplier by far.
This is despite the fact that they have long been almost entirely cut out of
the US market.
UK executives summed up the sorry predicament of the US-led effort to
boycott Huawei, per The Wall Street Journal:
“Executives at one major British wireless carrier say Huawei can deliver
products nearly a year before Nokia and Ericsson can offer hardware with
comparable technology. They said they were telling U.K. officials, who plan
to decide by spring 2019 whether to exclude major Huawei equipment from the
country, that blacklisting Huawei could delay by nine months the U.K.’s
launch of 5G, the coming generation of superfast wireless technology.”
Nokia and Ericsson, the report says, are also wary that they may be shut out
of China’s market if they take advantage of Huawei being shut out of other
markets. Indeed, at 15,000, Nokia’s workforce inside the China region is
about double that in its home base of Finland. Ericsson, meanwhile, has 12,
000 employees in northeast Asia.
Australia and New Zealand have already signed on to the US boycott of Huawei
’s 5G gear, leaving their service providers with no choice but to wait for
lagging and more expensive alternatives. But there still appears to be
resistance in the UK, France and Germany. 2019 will be the year when
companies in those countries either hit the ground running with Huawei or
are reluctantly forced to save other firms from a terminal decline into
irrelevance. | f******t
发帖数: 19544 | | p********1
发帖数: 2785 | 3 无论怎么说，蠢猪们快进化到“宁要资本主义操，不要社会主义瞄”的境界了。 | S**********8
发帖数: 1 | 4 Don't know this tabloid, what the hell is Asia Times? | p********1
发帖数: 2785 | 5 You know how to use Google, do you?
【在 S**********8 的大作中提到】
: Don't know this tabloid, what the hell is Asia Times?
| S**********8
发帖数: 1 | 6 It isn't worth the trouble to google it for a tabloid, and probably it's
Huawei's hired gun
【在 p********1 的大作中提到】
: You know how to use Google, do you?
| q****5
发帖数: 1660 | 7 这可有乐子了，要么啥也没有，要么就要资助共产企业
behind
said
【在 p********1 的大作中提到】
: US has no 5G competitor, while European, South Korean players lag far behind
: By ASIA TIMES STAFF JANUARY 1, 2019 5:33 AM (UTC+8)
: Intelligence agencies across the English-speaking world are in widespread
: agreement about the race to roll out next-generation mobile networks. Top
: officials from Australia, the UK, Canada and the United States have all said
: recently that using Chinese telecom giant Huawei’s equipment poses a
: national security threat.
: For service providers in those countries, going along with that assessment
: comes with a catch. There is no good alternative.
: The United States, for its part, offers no competitive fifth-generation
| s******r
发帖数: 5309 | 8 AT is the single most respected Asian news outlet created and owned by
reputable journalists. No big business financing, no government
control.
【在 S**********8 的大作中提到】
: Don't know this tabloid, what the hell is Asia Times?
| p********1
发帖数: 2785 | 9 你这么牛，未卜先知，未审先判。咋不上天呢？
【在 S**********8 的大作中提到】
: It isn't worth the trouble to google it for a tabloid, and probably it's
: Huawei's hired gun
| A*******l
发帖数: 1083 | 10 You just went full retard, bozo.
【在 S**********8 的大作中提到】
: It isn't worth the trouble to google it for a tabloid, and probably it's
: Huawei's hired gun
| c***n
发帖数: 2232 | 11 Asia Times 引用的墙街报：
UK executives summed up the sorry predicament of the US-led effort to
boycott Huawei, per The Wall Street Journal
Fake news! | s*******7
发帖数: 1302 | 12 关键是华为在中国已经进行5G铺设, 所有的设备和软件都已经开始实战测试和改进.而
诺基亚等要等一年以后才有硬件, 然后才开始有改进机会, 这一下子又能多落后一段.
中国的5G硬件先有了,靠5G赚钱的应用会立即跟上, 以后中国就是硬件和软体都最先进
的国家. byebye了美国加拿大澳大利亚等等落后国家.
behind
said
【在 p********1 的大作中提到】
: US has no 5G competitor, while European, South Korean players lag far behind
: By ASIA TIMES STAFF JANUARY 1, 2019 5:33 AM (UTC+8)
: Intelligence agencies across the English-speaking world are in widespread
: agreement about the race to roll out next-generation mobile networks. Top
: officials from Australia, the UK, Canada and the United States have all said
: recently that using Chinese telecom giant Huawei’s equipment poses a
: national security threat.
: For service providers in those countries, going along with that assessment
: comes with a catch. There is no good alternative.
: The United States, for its part, offers no competitive fifth-generation
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