Huawei. The problems for the Chinese company do not stop because Orange made, through the voice of its group president, Stephane Richard, a very important announcement regarding its partner's products. More precisely, in an event organized in Paris by Orange, in which representatives of Telekom also participated, it was announced that the equipment of the Huawei company will not be used for the future 5G networks of the last generation.
Huawei. Being one of the largest telecom groups on the planet, the announcement is a very important one, which shows that all the warnings made by the Americans are taken seriously by many countries, and even companies. If Orange announced that it will not use 5G equipment for the future 5G mobile networks, in any country where it has networks, then Huawei will lose a lot of money, but also because of the impact that the decision has on other operators.
Huawei. UNEXPECTED ANNOUNCEMENT made by Orange
Huawei. If an operator like Orange decided not to use equipment from the Chinese company, then others will seriously look at other options, and the other telecommunications equipment manufacturers stand to gain from this. Apart from Orange, it is expected that the other large telecom groups will also announce that they will give up Huawei's equipment for the future 5G mobile networks, the governments of the countries where the parent companies are located, most likely imposing this on them.
In France, Orange SA said Wednesday it won't use Huawei gear to build fifth-generation wireless networks, after BT Group Plc in the UK pledged to rip out some of the company's equipment. We don't foresee calling on Huawei for 5G. We are working with our traditional partners – they are Ericsson and Nokia.
Huawei. At the moment, the Chinese company is dealing with blow after blow due to the security problems that its equipment has, and they will intensify in the coming weeks, and in 2019. It is expected that all major countries will ban the use of 5G equipment for the future mobile phone networks, and the big operators to find alternative solutions at companies such as Nokia, Samsung, Ericsson, and more.
