It’s enough, Huawei to Sue US Govt. Over Equipment Ban

Among other tech giants, Huawei was also testing 5G technology for a long time and planning to launch it as soon as possible which it has already started. However, the US has taken a firm stand against Huawei. While other countries were preparing for the rollout of 5G, US discouraged them not to use any equipment made by the Chinese company Huawei leading to Huawei Equipment Ban. The US government warned other countries too that the Chinese Government is using Huawei Kit for spying.

What’s wrong with Huawei, and why are countries banning the Chinese telecom firm?

This is not the first time that Huawei is banned from launching a 5G network as back in August, Australia had also banned Huawei 5G activities due to the same security concern. Moreover, Huawei will also not be able to launch any 5G technology in New Zeland as the country’s international spy agency had banned Spark from using Huawei’s equipment in its 5G upgrade. The reason for not allowing Huawei equipment to be used in the country is again a security risk.

After all this saga, Huawei proved that even banning this world’s second largest smartphone maker will not stop it from flying. However now the company says it enough and has decided to bring the US government under the proper lawsuit.

This news broke out from some anonymous sources who reported that Huawei is now pushing back against the longstanding bans is the US as the government has denied of using Huawei’s equipment which is the reason of slow pushing of 5G.

China is Racing Ahead in 5G- Is the US being left behind?

Moreover, Huawei has officially launched its 5G multi-mode chipset Balong 5000 along with the first commercial 5G device powered by Huawei 5G CPE Pro. So China is the first country which has launched the world’s fastest wireless connections. With high degree integration, Balong 5000 supports 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G on a single chip. It effectively reduces latency and power consumption when exchanging data between different modes, and will significantly enhance user experience in the early stages of commercial 5G deployment.

Now a point is raised here! Is Huawei spying people with it chipset or it is just a matter of jealousy between the company as Huawei has taken the lead by launching 5G and 5G compatible device first when Verizon, T-mobile, and Sprint from the US are still working on it! What do you think about it?