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Frustration Over Huawei-ZTE Congressional Hearing
On September 13, representatives of both Huawei and ZTE, two of China’s largest telecom companies, were invited to Capitol Hill to testify at a hearing held by the U.S. House of Representatives...
View ArticleThe Daily Twit – 10/8/12: American Dream Turns Into Nightmare for Huawei, ZTE
We’re just getting back from the week-long holiday over here, so not much in the way of important domestic news. Luckily for China watchers, the U.S. Congress has come to the rescue by issuing the...
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U.S. Government vs. Huawei, ZTE: This Was Doomed From the Start
I finished reading the U.S. House Intelligence Committee’s report on Chinese telecom firms Huawei and ZTE late last night, and I was stunned. My reaction had nothing to do with the content of the...
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U.S. Government vs. Huawei, ZTE: Not the Usual China Bashing
I’m not one to shy away from a discussion of China bashing, particularly not when it involves the U.S. government during an election year. Indeed, I’ve pretty much been writing three or four posts...
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U.S. Government vs. Huawei, ZTE: Whither the Lawyers and Lobbyists?
This is now my third post on the U.S. House Intelligence Committee report/smackdown of Chinese telecom firms Huawei and ZTE that was released Monday, and I have yet to seriously delve into the language...
View ArticleHuawei’s Foreign Investment Woes Spread to Canada
Ouch. Not only has Huawei essentially been blacklisted in the U.S., but now its prospects in Canada are looking rather dim. Huawei has made a lot of headway in other parts of the world, but it was...
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Chinese Companies and U.S. Telecom: What’s Wrong With Product Testing?
ZTE sees product testing as a good solution to the U.S. concerns about national security and Chinese telecom product/service providers: Chinese telecom company ZTE has proposed third-party validation...
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Should a Government Official Blacklist a Foreign Company?
A minor sideshow in the story about Huawei, ZTE and the U.S. House intelligence committee report concerns the comments made by chairman Mike Rogers on the 60 Minutes television program: US companies...
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U.S. Government vs. Huawei, ZTE: Innuendo, Supposition, and Guilt by Association
I’ve been reading through the media coverage of the U.S. House Intelligence committee report on Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE, and it seems like a lot of folks who have criticized its negative...
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Huawei Investigation: the White House Gets Involved
The latest development with Huawei’s U.S. troubles is that in addition to the House Intelligence committee investigation, apparently the White House ordered a separate 18-month investigation of the...
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Beating a Dead Horse: Chinese Investment and the U.S. National Security Excuse
I hope I’m not beating a dead horse here (i.e., talking repeatedly about the same issue), but some of the local push back I’m seeing here in China on these U.S. investment deals is rather mindless....
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What Does Huawei Think About the U.S. House Intelligence Committee Report?
Since the U.S. House Intelligence Committee Report on Huawei and ZTE was issued earlier this month, we haven’t heard much from either of the two Chinese telecom companies. I’m not sure anything they...
View ArticleHuawei Might Need Some PR Help in the UK
From the Telegraph: Huawei’s UK arm paid more than £8,600 to send executives to a networking event at the Conservative Party conference, in the same week US politicians said its technology should be...
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U.S. vs. Huawei: the Los Alamos Letter
When last we left Huawei, Chinese IT giant and wannabe North America player, it had run into a nasty reception at the U.S. House Intelligence Committee (yeah, I know, an oxymoron), which issued a...
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Trying to Understand Today’s Huawei News Conference
On Monday, Huawei CFO Cathy Meng talked to the press about various and sundry Huawei issues, including recent performance as well as some of the long-term global political issues that have made...
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