Huawei protests FCC actions to block it in the U.S. on national security grounds

Huawei released an ex parte memo today outlining its position against the Federal Communications Commissions national security related ban of its equipment.

Huawei released an ex parte memo today outlining its position against the Federal Communications Commissions national-security-related ban of its equipment.

Guests hold umbrellas with Huawei logos at the Songshan Lake New Campus in Dongguan, China, May 31, 2019.further laying out its response to the commission's efforts to block its equipment on national security grounds. The company cites comments by government officials that it says appear to indicate the U.S. may have economic motives for the ban, and cites the use of its equipment in other European and North American markets.

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