Even if they hold my daughter hostage

The founder of Huawei has told the BBC there is "no way the US can crush" his company, even if it is holding his daughter as a hostage.

March 26th in Paris, France

While big smartphone manufacturers are on a tight race to be the first to unveil their new flagship smartphones, it appears that Huawei decided to wait a bit and has set March 26th as the date for its upcoming P30 series unveil.

Not sure why they wanted old technology

Huawei conducted a campaign to steal Apple's trade secrets, according to a story published in the Information.

New Zealand will carry out its own security research

After initially saying that it believed the US smears on Huawei 5G equipment, the New Zealand government is going to investigate the claims itself. 

No-one has a real excuse

Huawei has said it is willing for its equipment and activities to be supervised by the European Union (EU) as it continues to fend off the threat of restrictions on the use of its kit in 5G networks.

Still the cheapest option

The German government wants to avoid excluding products offered by China’s Huawei Technologies in the build-out of the 5G network in Germany.

Will spend 1.5 billion pounds to keep the Brits happy

The Chinese technology giant Huawei has said security problems raised in a government report could take between three and five years to fix.

This might miff the US

While the US is leaning on its allies to cut all ties to Chinese companies and get Huawei blacklisted from lucrative 5G projects, the Germans appear to be being more pragmatic.

Us claims it stole trade secrets and committed bank fraud

US prosecutors filed criminal charges against Huawei claiming it stole trade secrets from an American rival and committed bank fraud by violating sanctions against doing business with Iran.

Chinese warning

China’s envoy to the European Union warned that excluding Chinese tech group Huawei could hamper new 5G mobile networks.