Huawei last year it was at the center of some very important scandals that looked at the way the Chinese company creates its telecommunications equipment, and whether it can spy on the people who use it. After many debates, some countries in Europe have taken the decision to remove Huawei's telecommunications equipment from their own infrastructure, and one of the most important in Europe has already started this laborious process.
Huawei has the telecommunications equipment removed by the mobile phone operators Bouygues and SFR from France, the French government taking the decision to remove the company's equipment from the big cities. These are just two of the large telecommunications operators in France that have decided to remove Huawei's telecommunications equipment from the country's big cities, but in isolated areas the equipment will still be able to be used.
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Huawei he failed to convince the big governments of Europe of the safety that such telecommunications equipment would offer, and this brought about their elimination from Great Britain as well, but progressively. In France, the most radical decision was made regarding the removal of Huawei equipment from mobile phone networks in a European country, and it is expected that other countries will act in the same way since this can be done there right now by the operators .
"Telephone companies, including Altice Europe NV's SFR unit and Bouygues Telecom, have begun removing Huawei Technologies Co wireless equipment. from major French cities after the government moved to eliminate the Chinese supplier from all but isolated parts of the country. Unlike countries like Britain, France is trying to create a middle ground that allows Huawei to remain a supplier, keeping it out of more integral parts of its wireless infrastructure. President Emmanuel Macron's government has drawn up rules that make it riskier for operators to use Huawei 5G kit."
Huawei he doesn't really have anything to do in this situation, and that's because he has no decision-making power regarding what happens in the infrastructure of the telecommunications operators in France. Of course, it will not be able to effectively participate in the 5G networks of these operators, or of others, either, so it remains to be seen what exactly Huawei will be allowed to do in Europe in the context where the governments no longer want the equipment in the telephone networks.
Huawei he tried to convince the French government of his good intentions, but he never had anything but rejection from them, and this process will continue in other countries.
