Thursday, 11 October 2012


Canadian security move fans fears of Huawei exclusion

Huawei stand at mobile communications showChina's Huawei has always denied it has military links and engages in espionage


"I'll leave it to you if you think...Huawei should be a part of a Canadian government security system," Mr MacDougall was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.

Global impact
Huawei is one of the world's biggest manufacturers of telecom networking equipment and operates in almost 150 countries.
It has spent the early part of this week reacting to the US claims and allegations, trying to limit the report's impact on its global business operations.
Scott Bradley, a spokesman for Huawei Technologies Canada Co Ltd, said the Canadian government's latest move was unlikely to cause it problems.
"The national security exception only applies to foreign companies," he was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.
"Huawei is fully incorporated in Canada, and operates as a subsidiary Canadian company. This alone effectively enables us to bid on any potential procurement opportunities."

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