U.S. government officials have been pressuring T-Mobile's German majority owner, Deutsche Telekom AG, to stop using Huawei equipment, the sources said, over concerns that Huawei is effectively controlled by the Chinese state and its network equipment may contain "back doors" that could enable cyber espionage, something which Huawei denies.
That pressure is part of the national security review of T-Mobile's $26 billion deal to buy U.S. rival Sprint, the sources said.
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>スプリント買収してのもHUAWEIの機器をアメリカに導入させることが最大も目的だった、Tモバイルを買収出来なければ、機材選択は100%HUAWEIにはならない
>目的を失えば、スプリントの株に意味はない。売却するだろう。
さすがアホ生…朝生か…どうでもいいけど(笑)
しかし、アホ生、何も知らずにトンマな毀損投稿ばかり…会社から追い出され、自称自営業…屑のロールモデル…
HUAWEIの問題は合併の遥か前に対処済み…
CFIUSやDOJが、合併にGOを出した意味も理解出来ないクズは投稿無用(笑)
U.S. government officials have been pressuring T-Mobile's German majority owner, Deutsche Telekom AG, to stop using Huawei equipment, the sources said, over concerns that Huawei is effectively controlled by the Chinese state and its network equipment may contain "back doors" that could enable cyber espionage, something which Huawei denies.
That pressure is part of the national security review of T-Mobile's $26 billion deal to buy U.S. rival Sprint, the sources said.