Huawei and ZTE face bans in EU over security concerns
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The EU has publicly urged its members to ban Huawei and ZTE from their 5G networks due to "materially higher risks" than other suppliers. The move reflects the EU's frustration with the slow pace of change in ensuring network security and the need to avoid critical dependencies that could become a weapon against its interests.
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