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Huawei: the telco that spooked Canberra – and the world

19 November 2019

11:53 AM

19 November 2019

11:53 AM

If you were to travel back in time to October 2013, Huawei was a rising telecom equipment manufacturer from China that had emerged from nowhere. Its products were 10 to 25 per cent cheaper than the American or European equivalents. Beijing’s favourite high tech firm courted Western decision-makers. It welcomed many Australian politicians to all-expenses-paid trips to visit their impressive facilities in China.

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