Huawei not totally banned from France, says agency
France's cybersecurity agency says Huawei is not completely banned from the country but operators using the system for 5G will only be issued limited licences. – EPA pic, July 6, 2020.
CHINA’S Huawei is not totally banned from France’s next-generation 5G wireless market, but French operators using them will only get limited licences, the head of the national cybersecurity agency told Les Echos newspaper Sunday. The comments were the latest development in the controversy over Huawei’s involvement, after several Western nations barred the company from participation in their 5G networks over security fears.
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