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Huawei not in talks with any US companies to license 5G: CEO Zhengfei

The idea of a one-off fee in exchange for access to Huawei's 5G patents, licenses, code and know-how was first floated by Ren in interviews with the New York Times and the Economist in September.

We have most relevant patent portfolio for 5G, says Ericsson's Erik Ekudden

We are very confident about the leadership in the technology space, and that is reflected in the fact that we are providing 20 5G commercial networks in all geographies around the world, he said

Ready to push 5G in Southeast Asia, says Huawei; brushes off US 'tech war'

The firm has emerged as a key protagonist in the wider US-China trade war that has seen tit-for-tat tariffs imposed on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods

In talks with some US telecoms to licence 5G technology: Huawei executive

In May, Huawei, the world's largest telecoms equipment provider, was placed on a US blacklist over national security concerns, banning it from buying American-made parts without a special license

Huawei woos Indian telcos with 5G tech as govt sits on US calls for boycott

The world's largest maker of components for 5G networks said it's continuing to invest in India and working with the government to counter US allegations

Keeping us out of 5G will be a loss to industry, users: Huawei India CEO

Chen said it is now an "accepted fact that Huawei's technology is much ahead of the industry", and that the company is a "frontrunner in 5G".

Huawei Technologies founder dangles 5G secrets to create a US foe

Huawei, accused by Donald Trump's administration of aiding Beijing in spying while spearheading China's tech-superpower ambitions, is trying to claw back business and shore up trust in its products

Huawei promises smartest 5G phone, but who will be brave enough to buy?

Huawei lost five percentage points in market share following the US ban, even as buyers rallied to its brand at home

Huawei to soon launch Kirin 990 chipset-powered 5G-ready devices in India

According to the company, the 5G version of the chip will be available in India with the upcoming line up of Huawei smartphones

Trump lashes out at Huawei, rules out any business with the Chinese firm

Trump administration is also asking others to not give access to Huawei inside their countries

The Huawei threat

The govt should take an objective decision

China 'blackmailing' India into using Huawei for its 5G infra: US lawmaker

According to a recent report quoting Union Communications Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, India plans to develop its own 5G network

China's Huawei signs deal with telecom firm MTS to develop 5G in Russia

The deal will see "the development of 5G technologies and the pilot launch of 5G networks in 2019-2020": MTS

Huawei obtains 46 commercial 5G contracts from 30 countries despite US ban

The company said it was well prepared for China's 5G commercial use. In February last year, it made the world's first 5G call and launched the first 5G terminal device

Battle for 5G: Our gear not costlier than Huawei's, say European firms

Companies' message to the govt is meant to assuage fears that any ban on Huawei could escalate equipment cost

Huawei Tech has secured over 25 commercial 5G contracts: Chairman Ken Hu

The company reported revenue of $92 billion in 2017

Phonemakers with market share over 15% may survive in long-run: Huawei

Huawei is forging closer commercial ties with big telecom operators across Asia, the Americas and Europe, putting the company in prime position to lead the global race for future 5G networks

5G can reduce data cost for telcos substantially: Huawei

With preparations on for commercial rollout in the telecom sector of fifth-generation technology (5G) by 2020, data prices are likely to drop quite substantially.Beside people to people communication, it will expand applications to connect things (the internet of things) and address vertical businesses. Chinese network gear maker Huawei Technologies says the early stage of 5G rollout will see a boost in internet connectivity, at a much more affordable price."We believe that 5G, once commercially rolled out, can help operators reduce the cost of data production to a tenth of the current cost, depending upon fulfillment of conditions like carrier bandwidth and use of cutting-edge technologies like Massive MIMO," Emmanuel Coelho Alves, wireless marketing director at Huawei, told Business Standard.Data prices in India are already among the lowest in the world, thanks to Reliance Jio, which disrupted the market last year with its rollout of 4G services. Jio offered data at extremely cheap .