Title: In the 5G era, Huawei's security performance makes the United States and Britain cry and laugh!
In the 5G era, the mainland is far ahead. A total of 1.425 million 5G base stations have been established worldwide, of which mainland China accounts for more than 60% of the share, which can be called the world's first. However, the United States and Britain and other countries have begun to obstruct other countries from using Huawei's 5G equipment for various reasons, constantly smearing Huawei on the grounds of "affecting security". But in fact, Huawei's 5G equipment has long passed a number of professional agency tests and has been recognized by many operators in Europe and the United States. There is also confirmation from former senior British officials that Huawei's 5G equipment does not exist at all the so-called "back door". However, the United States and Britain continue to promote the plan to dismantle Huawei's 5G equipment, but the reality has forced them to worry.
Although the UK once announced that it would gradually dismantle Huawei 5G equipment by 2027, recently they had to delay the implementation of this decision. After all, operators have been working with Huawei for many years and have no doubts about the quality of Huawei equipment. Dismantling Huawei's 5G equipment costs a lot of money and will lead to the dual impact of replacing equipment and user experience, which makes operators reluctant to take action. What's more, the UK did not give enough subsidies when developing its demolition plan, creating more financial pressure. The United States also faces a similar dilemma, delaying the demolition plan even though it has provided $1.9 billion in subsidies. Carriers have said they haven't found a security problem with Huawei equipment in years. Today, the blocking measures of the United States and the United Kingdom have led to the backwardness of their own 5G construction, which can be described as self-inflicted. The former CEO of Google was even more blunt in saying that they have fallen behind in the 5G race.
Huawei's security performance has been affirmed by many parties, but the actions of countries such as the United States and Britain will only cost them more. Britain's announcement to delay the removal of Huawei equipment may be part of their strategy. This is also the embodiment of Huawei's adherence to the right path and victory.
