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politics1 year ago

US House to Vote on $3B Funding for Telecom Equipment Replacement

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a defense bill that allocates over $3 billion to help U.S. telecom companies remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from their networks due to security concerns. This funding aims to address a $3.08 billion shortfall in the FCC's "rip and replace" program, which is crucial for maintaining connectivity, especially in rural areas. The bill also includes provisions for assessing China's biotechnology capabilities and efforts to bypass U.S. security regulations. The funding will be sourced from a one-time FCC spectrum auction.

via Newsmax|
#huawei#national-security#politics
politics1 year ago

US House Votes on $3B Fund for Telecom Equipment Replacement

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a defense bill that allocates over $3 billion to help U.S. telecom companies remove Chinese-made equipment from Huawei and ZTE, addressing security concerns. This funding aims to cover a shortfall in the "rip and replace" program, which is crucial for maintaining connectivity in rural areas. The Federal Communications Commission estimates the total cost at $4.98 billion, and the lack of full funding could risk network shutdowns and impact emergency services.

via Investing.com|
#huawei#national-security#politics
politics1 year ago

US House Votes on $3B Plan to Replace Chinese Telecom Gear Amid Cost Concerns

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a defense bill that allocates over $3 billion to help U.S. telecom companies remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from their networks due to security concerns. This funding aims to address a $3.08 billion shortfall in the "rip and replace" program, which is crucial for maintaining connectivity, especially in rural areas. The initiative is part of broader efforts to counter Chinese influence and includes other measures like assessing China's biotechnology capabilities.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#huawei#national-security#politics
technology1 year ago

"ZTE Unveils Budget-Friendly Nubia Lineup: Gaming, Flip, and Camera Phones"

ZTE has unveiled a range of new Nubia smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2024, including the Nubia Focus 5G Pro and Nubia 5G series with professional mobile photography technology, the Nubia Flip 5G with a foldable screen, the Nubia Music for an enhanced audio experience, and the Nubia Neo 2 5G designed for gamers. These devices are targeted for distribution in various regions outside the U.S., offering unique features and functionalities tailored to different types of consumers.

via Digital Trends|
#android#mobile-world-congress#nubia
technology1 year ago

"Affordable Foldable Phone Undercuts Pixel 8 in Price"

Nubia has unveiled the Nubia Flip 5G for Europe, a rebranded version of the ZTE Libero Flip, which is touted as the world’s cheapest foldable phone. Priced at €599, it features a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset, a 6.9-inch foldable OLED screen, a 4,310mAh battery, and a 50MP dual rear camera system. However, it lacks water resistance, wireless charging, and may have limited software support.

via Android Authority|
#europe#foldable-phone#mobile-world-congress-2024
technology2 years ago

"US Telecom Agency Considers Expanding Authority over Huawei and ZTE Amidst Security Concerns"

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing to reinstate net neutrality rules, which could give it more authority to require the removal of Huawei and ZTE equipment from US networks, including data centers. The proposal seeks public input on whether the new rules would allow the FCC to demand the removal and replacement of Chinese equipment and services, and if it could prohibit Chinese equipment in network infrastructure. The FCC previously banned approvals of new telecom equipment from Huawei and ZTE due to national security concerns. The proposal faces an initial vote on October 19.

via Yahoo Finance|
#fcc#huawei#national-security
technology2 years ago

China's Cuba Spy Base Raises Concerns for U.S.

US officials tracked workers from Chinese telecom companies Huawei and ZTE entering and exiting suspected Chinese spy facilities in Cuba, according to sources. While neither company is known to make the sophisticated tools governments would use for eavesdropping, both specialize in the technology needed to facilitate such an operation. The US has been engaged in a yearslong campaign to persuade allies to shut Huawei in particular out of their next-generation telecommunications networks.

via Fox Business|
#chinese-spying#cuba#huawei
technology2 years ago

ZTE Launches New AR/VR Smart Glasses and Discounts on Axon 40 Ultra for Summer 2023.

ZTE's nubia Neovision Glass smart glasses are now available for purchase globally at a price of $529 / €549 / £479. They are the world's first smart glasses to feature Hi-Res Audio Quality and TUV Rheinlan certifications, providing a better audio and visual experience. The smart glasses come with a Micro-OLED 120-inch screen with 3500 ppi and a binocular HD resolution of 1080p. They can be used in various scenarios, including personal mobile theater, mobile gaming center, and office assistant, and can be connected to mobile phones, drones, game consoles, tablets, laptops, and more.

via PhoneArena|
#arvr#hi-res-audio#smart-glasses
technology2 years ago

EU Official Urges Wider Ban on Huawei and ZTE in 5G Networks

The EU commissioner for internal market, Thierry Breton, has called on more member states to remove "high-risk" suppliers such as Huawei and ZTE from their mobile internet infrastructure upgrades, citing national security risks. Only 10 EU countries have restricted or banned Huawei from their 5G networks to date. The US and its allies, including the UK and Australia, have barred Huawei from operating in their 5G networks, alleging that Huawei and ZTE technology could be used by Beijing for espionage.

via CNBC|
#5g-networks#eu#huawei
technology2 years ago

EU justifies ban on Huawei and ZTE from networks.

EU industry chief Thierry Breton has urged more EU countries to restrict or ban high-risk vendors like Huawei and ZTE from their 5G telecoms networks, citing risks to the bloc's collective security. Only 10 of the 27 EU member states have restricted or excluded high-risk vendors, which poses a major security risk and exposes the Union's collective security. The European Commission will also ban Huawei and ZTE from its own procurement of telecoms services.

via AOL|
#5g#eu#huawei
technology2 years ago

$600 phone outshines Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro.

The ZTE Nubia Z50 Ultra is a $600 Android phone that rivals the Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro in terms of design and hardware. It features an edge-to-edge display with an invisible selfie camera, a unique camera system with large sensors and professional lenses, and flagship-grade specs including the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip and 80W fast charging. The phone is only available in China, but can be imported for a $100 markup. ZTE's Achilles' heel is its poor track record for software updates.

via PhoneArena|
#cameras#flagship-killer#nubia-z50-ultra