A surveillance camera in front of Huawei’s factory campus in Dongguan, Guangdong province. Photo: Reuters
My way or the Huawei: how US ultimatum over China’s 5G giant fell flat in Southeast Asia
- 5G technology is coming to Southeast Asia, and the odds are Huawei’s technology will be driving it.
- That’s a slap in the face to a US that has been trying to poison the well against its Chinese competitor. So why is no-one listening to Uncle Sam?
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A surveillance camera in front of Huawei’s factory campus in Dongguan, Guangdong province. Photo: Reuters
Dr Ong Kian Ming, deputy minister of international trade and industry (third from right), at Huawei’s global training centre in Malaysia. Photo: Handout
Malaysia welcomes Chinese tech giant Huawei despite Western concerns
- The company has been banned from providing 5G network equipment in the US, New Zealand and Australia
- But not in Malaysia, where its global training centre is based
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Dr Ong Kian Ming, deputy minister of international trade and industry (third from right), at Huawei’s global training centre in Malaysia. Photo: Handout