New Zealand also announced the banning of Huawei's 5g devices on the 28th, but surprisingly, the decision was made by a company. Why is Huawei banned in New Zealand? Let's take a look at the details of the Huawei ban in New Zealand.
New Zealand telecom operator spark New Zealand rejected the company's proposal to use Huawei's 5g equipment on the grounds that it "poses a significant risk to national security", Reuters reported in a statement Tuesday. Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry, said Tuesday that China is seriously concerned about the relevant reports.
Huawei said in a statement Tuesday that it has taken note of Spark's statement. "Huawei will learn more about the situation. For any concerns related to Huawei, we will actively communicate and find appropriate solutions. '
In August, Australia decided to ban Huawei and ZTE, another Chinese telecoms equipment maker, from offering 5g technology to Australian mobile operators for similar reasons.
Analysts said that the reason why Huawei was banned was due to Huawei's progress in smart chips in recent years. Although Qualcomm's latest 7Nm process chip hasn't been released yet, Qilin 980's outstanding performance is comparable to rolling over Xiaolong 845 processor and following Xiaolong 8150 The chip gap will not be too obvious. The 7Nm chip with 5g baseband on the outside also has a voice in 5g market, and does not need to pay the expensive 5g patent fees to Qualcomm like other manufacturers. Huawei has a long way to go and needs to work hard.