Britain takes U.S. concerns about its use of Huawei equipment seriously but is c...
SINGAPORE - Britain takes U.S. concerns about its use of Huawei equipment seriously but is confident a trade deal with the United States will be among its first after leaving the European Union, its foreign secretary said on Monday.
“We listened and take the concerns of our American friends very seriously,” Dominic Raab said in response to a question about the issue. Last month, Britain said it would cap at 35% the involvement of “high-risk vendors”, such as Huawei, in the non-sensitive parts of its 5G mobile network. Excluding Huawei altogether would have delayed 5G and cost consumers more, it added.
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