In recent days, as the United States has been blockading and cracking down on Huawei, many people at home and abroad have been hacking Huawei on the Internet, believing that if Huawei falls, it will be beneficial to China and the world. But I really can't understand the logic of these people, if Huawei really falls, it won't do anyone any good.
Huawei is currently the most powerful 5G technology company in China and the world's leader in the 5G field. Its 5G technology can help China better develop a new generation of information industries such as the Internet of Things, AI, and cloud computing, and promote the development of the digital economy. In addition, Huawei provides a large number of jobs in China, directly and indirectly driving many supply chain industries in China.
If Huawei fails, these industries will be affected, which will have a significant impact on China's economic development and technological progress. Second, Huawei's collapse is not conducive to global 5G network construction and technological development. Huawei is at the world's leading level in 5G network construction and other fields, and the loss of such technical strength will have a certain impact on any country.
The 5G equipment and technology it provides to countries around the world can help countries complete the construction of 5G network coverage faster and achieve commercial use. If Huawei is blocked, it will inevitably drag down and delay the global 5G process. Scientific and technological research and development are inseparable from cooperation between countries, and isolating and blocking the companies of a powerful country is also not conducive to the parallel development of global scientific and technological innovation.
Huawei is also not doing any good to the general public. Huawei's products are widely used in consumer electronics, smart life, and many other fields, providing many conveniences for ordinary users, and their prices are relatively affordable. If Huawei disappears, domestic and foreign users will face disruptions in the supply of products and services in the short term, and it will be difficult to find replacements at comparable prices in the medium and long term.
For users, this is tantamount to an unwarranted loss. The forces that led Huawei's downfall may not be for the sake of technological development and ordinary users. Huawei has been accused of "national security risks" for a long time, but has so far provided no conclusive evidence. On the contrary, Huawei has taken on too many political demands from its own country.
Technology itself knows no borders, but politics is often in the way of everything. If a company is constantly blamed and suppressed because it is from China, it will become a major obstacle to international transactions and scientific and technological cooperation.
From any point of view, if Huawei does fall, it will not be of substantial benefit to either party, and will only make the world more closed and divided. We should challenge technological innovation with an open and collaborative mindset, rather than hurting either side on the grounds of bias and stereotypes. We believe that through dialogue and cooperation, we will find the best solution to technical problems.
At last
Technological development should be open and inclusive, and should not be interfered with by any state or political force. If political factors are allowed to dictate the course of technology, there will be a knock-on effect. For a company to be criticized and blocked just because it comes from a country is actually a stereotype of behavior, a destruction of an open and collaborative environment.
We should establish a fair and transparent set of international standards for the evaluation of any company and technology. If there is conclusive evidence that there is a security problem, it should be addressed in a targeted manner, rather than based on preconceptions. At the same time, governments should also realize that in the context of technological globalization, we should cooperate for mutual benefit and win-win, rather than acting narrowly against individual companies.
In short, technological development should be geared towards all humankind. We should stand above prejudice and promote exchanges and cooperation between countries and enterprises with an open and inclusive attitude. This will be conducive to the progress of global science and technology, and will also be a good start for building trust and cooperation among all parties.