Czech regulator: Watchdog's Huawei warning no threat to 5G auction
8 March 2019 10:45 AM GMT
CTU is aiming to start bidding in the auction in Nov and told Reuters last month that no special conditions were needed in the auction.
Huawei, also the world's third-largest smartphone maker, is a private company but has found itself battling perceptions of ties to the Chinese government, which it has repeatedly denied.
Czech telecom regulator CTU said on Thursday there was no threat to a planned auction of new-generation 5G frequencies from the country’s cyber watchdog’s December warning over possible dangers from technology of Chinese firms Huawei and ZTE.
It said in a statement it agreed with the cyber watchdog NUKIB and the industry and interior ministries the warning did not prevent the auction from taking place.
CTU is aiming to start bidding in the auction in November and told Reuters last month that no special conditions were needed in the auction.
Huawei faces growing scrutiny around the globe over its ties with the Chinese government and allegations that Beijing could use its technology for spying. It denies those allegations.
( Source : reuters )
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