Trump said then that China would restart large purchases of U.S. agricultural commodities, and the United States would ease some export restrictions on Chinese telecom equipment giant Huawei Technologies.

Strong evidence indicts Chinese tech giant Huawei as an intelligence asset for Beijing. It’s why the U.S. has sanctioned Huawei’s 5G technology.

The 5G digital control and communications equipment manufactured by Huawei, a Chinese technology conglomerate with deep ties to the CCP, are a particularly egregious example. 5G “next generation” wireless communication systems are an information battlespace

The school's projects funded by Huawei cover a wide range of science fields, from artificial intelligence and deep learning to wireless technology and cybersecurity.

We ask NUKIB to provide evidence, instead of spoiling Huawei's reputation without reason," stated Huawei spokeswoman Magda Teresa Partyka, PR manager at Huawei Technologies in Prague.

OTTAWA—Chinese ambassador Lu Shaye says Canada's arrest of a Huawei Technologies executive was an act of "backstabbing" by a friend.

Evidence that CCP-backed companies Huawei and SMIC have obtained advanced semiconductor technology that should have been blocked to them by current U.S. export control laws has raised questions about the enforcement of those laws and whether more are

The ruling will further strain an already tense relationship with Canada in the wake of the Dec. 1 arrest in Vancouver of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd., at the request of the

In this courtroom sketch, Meng Wanzhou, left, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, sits with a translator during a bail hearing at B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, on December 10, 2018.

News Analysis The arrest of Huawei Technologies’ CFO is the latest affirmation that trust and security will play increasingly central roles in the regulation of the telecommunications sector globally. The reason?

The United States has also taken an increasingly tough stance against Chinese technology giant Huawei, banning the sale of sensitive technology to the company and lobbying U.S. allies not to purchase Huawei’s 5G technology, because of national security

VANCOUVER/TORONTO—A top executive of China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd who is under arrest in Canada is set to appear in a Vancouver court on Dec. 7 for a bail hearing as she awaits possible extradition to the United States.

SYDNEY—Pacific nations Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands have signed on to a joint undersea internet cable project, funded mostly by Australia, that forestalls plans by Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to lay the links itself.

The acrimony between the two countries has intensified since last week when Washington put Chinese telecom equipment company Huawei Technologies on a blacklist that curbs Huawei's access to U.S.-made components.

These include Chinese purchases of U.S. farm commodities and the United States allowing firms to resume some sales to China's tech giant Huawei Technologies.

That indicates Beijing sees resolving the conflict as too important to allow it to be disrupted by last week's dramatic arrest in Canada of an executive of Huawei Technologies Ltd., one of China's most prominent companies, on accusations of violating

Those arrests were widely seen in the West as retaliation by Beijing for the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, a senior Huawei Technologies executive, in Canada on Dec. 1. She is accused of violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.

BRUSSELS/WARSAW—The European Union is considering proposals that would effectively amount to a de-facto ban on Huawei Technologies Co. equipment for next-generation mobile networks, four senior EU officials said, adding to mounting international pressure

(Reuters/Yves Herman/File Photo) Bolton has also reportedly told Trudeau that Huawei needs to be blocked from dominating 5G technology, the next evolution in wireless technology that promises faster speeds.

Pompeo said NATO should also confront increased cyber warfare, including from China and Chinese tech company Huawei Technologies, which is under scrutiny from Western intelligence agencies for its perceived ties to China's government and the possibility

Ahead of the legislation's expected passage, Chinese telecom firm Huawei Technologies Co Ltd mounted a lobbying campaign to secure its participation in a 5G telecommunications roll-out and to allay Australian fears that the company poses a security risk

To China, it was a validating moment in the regime's battle for technological supremacy, with Huawei leading the way. Blacklisted in the United States, the Chinese telecom provider has been deepening its foothold in other parts of the Americas.

From the first term’s Section 301 tariffs, Huawei blacklisting, and investment restrictions—which triggered initial decoupling and reframed policy from engagement to competition—to the second term’s sharper escalation with higher tariffs, expanded export

Still, the South Korean firm's chips power the handsets of most major makers, including Apple and China's market leader Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.

She is accused of making false or misleading statements to international bank HSBC to the effect that Huawei no longer controlled technology company Skycom, when in fact it continued to do so, putting the bank at risk of violating U.S. sanctions against

This was on top of ongoing concerns of Beijing-backed foreign interference activities in Australia, as well as security and espionage concerns around China-based technology firms like Huawei and ZTE.

(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) In May 2019, the U.S. banned Huawei from importing U.S. products with more than 25 percent technology content. However, Taiwan chipmaker TSMC continues to produce chips for Huawei.

After acquiring a majority stake in the port, the PLAN began making port calls at the terminals operated by Chinese managers, effectively establishing a naval presence in the heart of the Mediterranean, and further enlisted Huawei Technologies to establish

-blacklisted telecoms company Huawei, and over £39,000 from Tencent, a technology institution in China that has been accused of spying on behalf of the Chinese regime.

The United States will impose visa restrictions on employees of China's Huawei and other Chinese technology companies that aid human rights violations around the world, the State Department announced July 15.