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The U.S. is considering the acquisition of Ericsson to fight Huawei

Efe UdinJune 26, 2020

As hard as it may be for some to admit, Huawei’s 5G is one of the most sophisticated in the world. It is not only cheaper, but the company also has more variety of equipment in its arsenal. In the global telecommunications equipment market, Huawei ranks first with a 28% market share. Furthermore, the Chinese manufacturer has a 20% share in 5G patents. This is also the largest from any single company globally. Huawei’s strength in 5G development has made the U.S. feel a bit threatened. Presently, the U.S is doing all it can to make sure it crumbles Huawei’s business. Furthermore, it is thinking of various policies that will favor Huawei’s competitors.

The latest report claims that the U.S. is seriously considering buying out Ericsson to fight Huawei. The United States is still the strongest in the field of science and technology. Various chips and software can be said to have a link or two to U.S. technology. In fact, in the field of telecommunications, there is almost no company globally that is not associated with American technology.

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The U.S. needs new policies that will strengthen Huawei’s competitors

According to unconfirmed reports, the U.S. government is currently looking for ways to support Huawei’s competitors. There are many ways to consider, such as providing funds, legal support, and tax incentives for companies such as Ericsson and Nokia.

These methods have not solved the fundamental problem. The United States is considering the last step, which is to let American companies buy companies like Ericsson. The appropriate choice will be to support Cisco to buy out Ericsson.

However, it is not easy to say whether this policy can be implemented. On the one hand, there is a question of whether the US government can force US companies to take over. On the other hand, US companies do not intend to do so. This is because the telecommunications equipment market is not a high-profit industry. Thus, there is no real interest from many American companies.

Whether the latest report is true or not, we will not be surprised. This is because we have seen the U.S. take drastic steps against Huawei. The U.S. did not just ban Huawei, it is trying to convince all its allies to do the same. Now, its new laws extend to non-American companies that use American technology. In all, Huawei remains adamant in its stand. The Chinese manufacturer says that it is not a spy for the Chinese government. As things stand, it is Huawei’s words against the American government’s words.

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Efe Udin
Efe Udin, a government tech policy expert is a seasoned tech writer with over seven years of tech writing experience. Efe's true passion lies in exploring the intersection of technology, politics, and brand feuds.
With an astute understanding of the power dynamics and competitive landscape within the tech world, Efe delves into the intricacies of how technology influences political discourse and how brand rivalries shape the industry.

B.T. Yang
June 27, 2020
“According to unconfirmed reports”…. is the whole point of the article? Next time, please just admit that the entire thing is out of one’s imagination. Journalism, please.

Cyril Dieudonne
June 27, 2020
“The Chinese manufacturer says that it is not a spy for the Chinese government.” …. lol
Police: “Who killed this man? You killed this man?”
Murderer: “no sir, wan’t me, I swear!”
Police: “Alright, you’re good to go! Have a nice evening sir, take care, a murderer wander here around”
Murderer: “Copy that officer, thank you and good luck on the catch.”
Alright, if huawei says it isn’t a spy for the cpc, then I’m sure it isn’t. Huawei can’t possibly lie. Impossible. Obviously the liar is the US gov. US gov didn’t ban Xiaomi, Oppo, Lenovo, Vivo, Motorola, Volvo, TCL, etc., no… they only banned huawei. But I’m sure they focused on huawei cuz they had nothing else to do. huawei got to be innocent. I’m positive about that.

Cyril Dieudonne
June 27, 2020
“the most sophisticated”… Do you actually know the topic? I mean… not talking about wumao’s “articles” on weibo. I’m asking if you really know radio tech. Huawei is far to be the most “sophisticated”. Actually is one of the less secured tech. What is true is that it has the largest market share. But largest market share doesn’t mean high quality. Look at TikTok. It has a huge market share. And it is really poor-piss tech and content. So yes, somehow you are right to say “it may be hard for some to admit huawei has the best tech.” Not because people don’t want to admit the truth, but cuz they know the truth. Huawei has the largest market share cuz it’s cheaper. We know how a capitalistic world focused on short term profit is cost oriented. Huawei is backed by the chinese gov. So they can violate the WTO rules and sell their products under the production cost to flood markets. It is called “dumping”. Then, once the market is chocked and when the brand occupy the ground, it can raise up the price and dictate its conditions on a monopoly configuration. The chinese gov will always back up huawei since it’s their backdoor and a huge leverage to force other corpuses to accept their propositions on political stages. Huawei is a tool. That’s why china manipulates the public opinion to make a big fuzz when some rotten huawei leaders are put under arrest. If it were xiaomi, oppo, lenovo or any other brand, there wouldn’t be that much of a drama.

Maketula
June 27, 2020
Maketula
June 27, 2020
The US is just scared of competition now they are trying to get everyone against China. They started by saying everything that comes out of China is fake now this China is spying against them.
preston peter
June 27, 2020
No comments.. If we are right do whats best… I believe we shud put things right as i obseverd we are too lenient on the years before

preston peter
June 27, 2020
No goverments would say im wrong and will repents

KATO KIBUGGA
June 27, 2020
Well….. it’s no longer about espionage…..the US is trying to make it hard for Huawei to do business. Is it Huawei’s fault to have the best 5G equipment ? With the most advanced tech? With the largest market share and way cheaper than her competition?
Well….the US is at a very big disadvantage since they don’t have the first hand in 5G …and since China has shown it’s ability to lead in this….the US feels it’s out of place.
It no surprise that they want Huawei out of business
BengSuan Kuok
June 28, 2020
The US govt. must now forsake the mistaken perception that it has to be the global leader in all fields & sectors! It’s a stark fact that they’ve been overtaken in telco, space, A.I., automotive, speed-rail & some other technologies, predominantly by China!
rex mohala
June 28, 2020
US is doing good it’s about security which cannot be compromised. As all knows china force to take other land and do many illegal active. And one day will come when thy will say ths whole is our land. Every nation knows thr people r gvt. Gini 🐖.
gizGo
June 28, 2020
Since the 50’s China has been using US and Russian tech in military or otherwise, breaking intellectual properties, copying and modifying, very good at it too. They’ve used this to invade Tibet, looting and we’ve seen constant threat in South China sea as well and further stories of Uighur, Xinjiang. Thank you America for the rise of China and now they’ve declared themselves as the world superpower and demand we sell our sovereignty. They going to handpick the next president of USA as they do in Tibet, and preventing the democratic process of it too.

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