The report finds good progress in giving national regulators the necessary powers, but that more work is needed in designing multi-vendor strategies.
Huawei to be removed from UK 5G networks by 2027
In a U-turn from January’s 35% cap on Huawei equipment, the Government has decided recent US sanctions mean it must go altogether.
UK National Cyber Security Centre to launch a new review of Huawei’s role in 5G networks
The NCSC will consider the impact of new restrictions on Huawei’s ability to use US chipsets, and could decide to entirely exclude Huawei from UK networks.
US Department of Commerce restricts Huawei’s access to chipset manufacturers
Huawei now faces tougher restrictions on chipsets, in a move that could trigger a retaliation from China.
Swedish regulator tightens network security requirements
FCC requires operators to report on use of Chinese network equipment in the US
The FCC has asked providers that use the Universal Service Fund to provide data on Huawei and ZTE equipment, including the cost for their replacement.
European Commission unveils its toolbox for 5G security
The Commission confirms its preference for a risk-based approach, which will leave plenty of room for individual member states to make decisions.
UK Government gives partial green-light to use of Huawei in 5G networks
The Chinese vendor will be allowed in ‘non-core’ parts of networks, where its market share will be capped to 35%.
US tech sector welcomes US–China trade agreement, but calls for more progress
The Consumer Technology Association estimates the trade war has already cost US tech companies a total $17.5bn.
US Government to tap into a $60bn fund to facilitate alternatives to Huawei
The newly-founded US International Development Finance Corporation plans to help developing countries and businesses purchase equipment companies other than China’s Huawei
