The UK has concluded that the risk of using Huawei equipment can be mitigated, signalling a possible deal in the US China trade war.
In a slightly surprising twist this evening, the UK government has concluded that the UK could effectively mitigate the risk of using Huawei equipment for its 5G network infrastructure. The report comes by way of the Financial Times (here), citing two sources familiar with the conclusion of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). It’s likely that the UK’s conclusion would also mean that fellow European countries would follow its lead and also give the green light to Huawei to proceed with submitting bids and winning contracts within the EU, particularly given the UK’s status as a Five Eyes member.
One of the sources told the FT that:
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There may be more to this than meets the eye. The US trade rumble with China has obviously been ongoing albeit currently being on hold pending the outcome of intense negotiations before a threatened increase in tariffs due to kick in next month if no deal is agreed.
