or could telecoms companies restrict the use of wall way components in his five g. possible without wall way i think is a big question if you listen to the carriers themselves they say no not really at the cost and the timeline that we envision and that you. the network who's selling us these frequencies wants if germany wants five g. within a certain timespan it's probably going to have to go with huawei they're quitman is better it's more cost efficient it's basically meets the requirements that germany has to go with something like an ericsson or nokia the technology may not be there compared to what huawei has and the cost definitely won't be there now if it germany doesn't go with no cure ericsson for example one has to go with wall way it's in a lot of trouble with the u.s. the u.s. says it's going to exclude germany from intel's and share intelligence sharing if it chooses wall way with germany risk its transatlantic relationship yeah it's hard to say exactly how much of this is true it's really hard to imagine the u.s. for example revoking its intelligence s

has been pressuring its allies to prohibit the chinese telecom giant and it hasn't let up. remote brain surgery in china the patient was in the beijing hospital a neurosurgeon three thousand kilometers away in the southern island province of high none of the light images and medical data were transmitted by an ultra fast five g. wireless network with video conferencing and other technology from quad way this is just the latest example of the game changing use of new super fast five g. networks europe also wants to use the technology but the space in a problem that way is one of the main producers of five g. hardware but the company is said to be too close to the chinese government apart from unconfirmed allegations of espionage there are concerns that follow a technology could pose a security risk if it were used in sensitive infrastructure in europe. have to recognize that china is also pursuing its interests through economic policy so we mustn't be naive when it comes to important infrastructure projects like the awarding of a license once for good it sounds. complicating

chua way of very role is controversial will telecoms companies be allowed to use their infrastructure yes telecom companies will be allowed to use hallway hardware the government today again said that they would not exclude a particular company and its particular hardware from this five g. process the german chancellor reiterated that today still there is skepticism over and its proximity to the chinese government which is likely to remain because we can expect the united states to keep bringing the alarm. over. claims against way not telecoms companies for their part they have always defended huawei they have said we even as we've checked the hardware authority we have never had any indication of espionage whatsoever also there is tons of. hardware out there already in existing networks and if we were to refrain from using hardware to roll out five g. it would take an additional two years. there are other supply as well yeah they are but they don't have the technology and the capacity if you take away who is the world leader when it comes to the technology away from the market so tha

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law that labels the company a security risk and bars federal agencies from buying its telecoms products while weighs legal challenge comes as trade negotiations between the u.s. and china are at a critical point. for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the us government had said. it's wrecked it hurts our servers and just storing our you merril's and hold allegations of american government interference and theft of corporate secrets while ways message to the united states we can play the blame game two hours before the announcement the backdrop to what's becoming an ever escalating dispute while ways chief financial officer among wang jew leaving her house in canada for an appearance in course she's been detained in the country since december accused of helping her company violates u.s. sanctions on iran she claims the arrest violated her rights and is politically motivated. while ways decision to sue the american governme

he said if european countries use a huawei telecom infrastructure, the u.s.ill not share as much information with those countries as they have in the past. tell us about huawei and why there is so much worry around espionage? >> well, the core problem here is, huawei has developed some sensational products. recently, britain did a massive study on whether or not you really can find a backdoor in those products. and they came out, this is the national cybersecurity center that they have over there. and so, many of the big carriers in europe are saying yes, we want to use those products because they are the best products. they typically are lower price. but on the other hand, he of governments beginning to realize that the bigger picture here is that your hurting innovation globally because one of the players namely china, is not respecting intellectual property. they can copy things all they want but when you copy something, if in fact, part of what you copied is protected by a patent, you owe some royalties. and china has traditionally turned their back at th

telecoms era. less than a thousand dollars until the u.k. leaves the european union and people living there still have no idea what's going to happen or no deal a long delay a short delay or heartbreaks it or indeed no briggs's at all are still possible outcomes as the clock ticks down hospitals are preparing for shortages need parker reports. breaks it in all its possible forms is bad for britain's health services putting lives at risk. that's the conclusion of months of research looking at different brac six scenarios from leaving the e.u. without a deal to a slower managed departure one of the biggest worries is about recruiting and retaining staff under no deal breaks it the government proposes a minimum salary threshold of forty thousand dollars which could limit immigration of vital health workers to the u.k. including nurses and new to qualified doctors there's already a critical shortage of medical staff the report's authors say breaks it will deepen the problem there is an argument that you can say that the people who are no longer

the global pioneer in sg telecoms equipment is suing the united states for blocking american federalies from using its products. huawei says washington is acting as "judge, jury and executioner." the lawsuit challenges a section of a us defence bill, which prohibits federal agencies from using telecom equipment made by huawei and another chinese tech firm, zte. it comes as western nations grow increasingly concerned about a spying risk related to the widespread adoption of the company's technology in next—generation sg networks. two of america's ‘five eyes' intelligence—sharing allies — that's australia and new zealand — have also restricted its access to their markets citing security concerns. the others, canada and the uk, are considering similar moves. huawei's announcement comes as its chief financial officer meng wa nzhou faces extradition to the us following her arrest in canada. the usjustice department has charged huawei and ms meng with trying to evade us sanctions against iran. how significant is this suit, and what's the strategy behind it? let's go live to asia business h

telecom made a point of distinguishing itself from deutsche post and its characteristic yellow. aim to find a color that works for it in its own right. the company's ads feature lots of magenta the hue is now central to the brand around the world it is registered trademarks for the color with respect to certain product groups in many countries if a competitor tries to use magenta till it comes lawyers go after it. that's placed we have to defend our right to the color if we hear of any firm using it in a product for which we have registered our trademarks we tell it to stop. if it doesn't comply it'll be a matter for the courts. we have dozens of cases involving mediation and every year . we have five people in our legal department who only deal with protecting our trademark color. competitor mobile com for example dared to use the color and lost when telecom sued trademark holders taken fractions seriously. when he pushed him to fifty manages to establish an association of a certain color in the mind of the public it has to do whatever it can to defend it so right to it that's

it bidding the bidding for who will build germany's next generation mobile phone network telecoms companies have been invited to bid for radio frequencies to operate ultra fast five g. mobile networks five g. as i'm sure you know by now is the technology that would make autonomous driving possible for example on a wide scale the bitters are so far our deutsche telekom britain's bota phone spain's telefonica as well as a german newcomer united internet its brand called one and one but it has no network of its own other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in the asia pacific region there are forecast to be around one hundred twenty eight million five g. subscriptions by two thousand and twenty one network supplier ericsson expects north america to be in second place with forty eight million subscriptions by then followed by europe with twenty two million latin america will start off with just three million subscriptions and africa and the middle east with two million. well in europe the controversy is a company the build out of the five hundred that work almost every major teleco

there is a persistent threat from any chinese firm in the telecom industry.i think it would be reasonable to be cautious, where he, -- wary, if they were squeaky clean. is huawei squeaky clean? no. the record suggests it is not. we do not have a clear picture of the record because there is sensitive intelligence they cannot share with us. there are examples of chinese espionage that remain classified. i have seen them. i know them to be true. there should not be any question that there clear links to chinese intelligence services. this was the person who led the commerce department review of national security and espionage concerns related to high-technology trade with china, dr. james lewis, who is now at cs i.s. ton with our lack of access that sensitive classified intelligence, what we know in the public realm? we know the u.s. has been grappling with this challenge for over 10 years. it was in 2008 the obama administration and the u.s. commerce blocked the sale of u.s. software company to huawei on national security concerns. -- in0 they prevented 2011, t

and china has what is your reaction to the 4h telecom securityh 4 telecom. >> the deal on key issue chinaes to share technology in order to do biggest in china, chinese have really been very clever, they didn't talk about that, in negotiations. instead said we will just buy a lot of soybeans and natural gas other state your cut bilateral trade imbalance, and alas the president seems to have accepted that. >> i don't know that he accepted it, i mean i don't think that would fly i think now what he know the issues around theft. >> but i think that is where he is heading. >> really? >> yeah i think that he is heading to say look at what i have just won, i have just won a big reduction in our trade deficit with china, and -- >> that is not going to fly dagen what do you think. dagen: can we look what happened with north korea, where north korea came to the table with what was a bad deal for the united states, they wanted kind of sanctions release president and advisers knew when you give in on that note with -- shallow promises from north korea, then there is no way you can lay sanctions back

by your home in exchange for positive coverage in another era not he's also accused of offering a telecoms company beza a lucrative government contracts buying in effect positive news coverage on a website owned by the same company a news site called while the attorney general handling the k. . says netanyahu even had a hand in choosing which editors and reporters while i would hire or fire prime minister netanyahu is using the fake news defense calling the case a witch hunt cooked up by political rivals and their friends in the media it's a line he's used before but the victim narrative is starting to sound a little unconvincing our starting point this week is television. w should be the story of. those who would do that if i'm actually on the order fella get in for a. little bit of a detour they slowly shot before the voters often that. she duly knew had been could be grouped. in a big loud. only syllable of the most going to. just equal who loses should. knock and grimace on it then you know the bin it's. this is a first in israeli political history a sitting prime minister faces indict

companies or is this going to be expensive it is going to be extremely expensive course for the telecom companies to deploy the new five g. network for a couple reasons not only is a broad new radio architecture that they will have to deploy but the frequencies in which five g. will be broadcast are much higher i want that means that process is it means that the range of those signals is much much shorter which means they have to have a much denser network deploy lot more radio towers so that's going to mean very expensive rollout and also means it's going to be a lot slower in terms of getting into rural areas and there's a lot of talk in buffalo about the chinese telecoms company quite a way. in your opinion is using way. infrastructure to build these future five g. networks a risk. it is very tough for me to say right now exactly where the truth of out lies and frankly i think we're probably even pass the point where the exact truth of the matter is is the most important thing you have a political situation now where the chinese government is obviously backing wall way to the held th

chinese telecoms giant huawei shrugs off its row with the us to post stellar profits.e'll get the latest from our asia business hub. european markets have opened in positive territory. are you confused by the brexit crisis? you're not the only one. our economics correspondent andrew walker will be here to make sense of it all — and the other big business stories of the week. and have you everfancied having a moan about your work, friends orfamily? then how about paying for the privilege? a new company offers a middle—aged man to listen to you complain for £7 an hour. would you pay to rant? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. £7 an hour is more than double your right, jamie! hello and welcome to business live. welcome to the programme. we start in new york, where taxi app lyft is set for the biggest stock market listing since alibaba went public in 2014. strong demand for shares has seen them priced at $72 — higher than expected, valuing the company at $24.3 billion. lyft is the smaller rival to uber, which is expected to list its own shares next month — and

versus other telecoms are asking system integrators to integrate everything. so do you think that huawei's, zte's business, do you think those could be seriously compromised as a result? mickey: that is for sure. it is obvious, no? emily: they are still huge companies in the chinese market. mickey: they are good companies. but i don't know whether it will happened, to be honest, but as far as the telecom industry is concerned, it is very difficult to use chinese vendors for a while. ♪ mickey: my father had pancreatic cancer. i was crazy enough to believe i could find a fast cure somewhere in the world. ♪ they: you are best known in bay area for sponsoring the golden state warriors. why did you decide to do that? rakuten is on every warriors jersey. mickey: yeah, i like that. that is the point. [laughter] emily: is this delivering for you? is the sports marketing, has it been a good bet? mickey: sure. yes. our brand awareness has risen so much. it is not as high as it is in europe yet, but i think it will get there. most importantly, the warriors r an iconic te

what china telecom was doing is saying, we are way faster, so send all your data through here. then it got shunted across the pacific into china where it goes into a black box and comes out the other side. nobody said it disappeared, but it went into china. for what purpose? it could be that they were examining it. that is a very major problem. that is not what you are supposed to do with data. you are supposed to move it as rapidly as possible. this has been independently confirmed by oracle. which then brings us to huawei and 5g. what we see our internet governance issues. we see broad backbone issues. then we see individual companies engaging in the production of the next generation. i'm not going to go into the technical details. frankly, a measure unqualified at all to even be on this panel. i will note the following comparison. i am poly sci. imagine you are going into a blood transfusion and you were accidentally given blood that had hepatitis b and the doctors find out. what they cannot do after diagnosing this is to pull all of the hepatitis b contaminated blood out of

the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker is suing the us government for banning federal agencies from using its products. also on the programme, we care about your privacy — that's the message from mark zuckerberg who says facebook will now be focused around privacy. and we'll be getting the inside track on what oils the wheels of the uk property market. we'll talk to the chief executive of reapit, whose software is used by estate agents in the uk and elsewhere. today we want to know, do you have a huawei phone? would you buy one? or would you be concerned about it having a back door? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. china's huawei — the global pioneer in 56 telecoms equipment — is suing the united states for blocking american federal agencies from using its products. huawei says washington is acting as judge, jury and executioner. the lawsuit challenges a section of a us defence bill, which prohibits federal agencies from using telecom equipment made by huawei and another chinese tech firm zte. it comes as western nations grow in

british officials have accused the chinese telecoms firm huawei of not doing enough to allay securitycerns. manchester united appoint ole gunnar solskjaer as the club's full—time manager on a three—year contract. how a bit of a wash and brush—up revealed it was the real deal. coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news — better late than never. gb bobsleigh team are awarded the bronze medal from the 2014 winter olympics.

there is a threat from huawei telecom now, the telecom giant reportedly is watching the u.s.re pointing higher this morning on news of a possible deal. markets are expected to open up, 87 points on the dow l industrial, s&p futures are up 8 points, nasdaq futures up 35 right now, this after gains across the board on friday. the dow jones industrial average picked up 110 points, the s&p 500 was up 19, the nasdaq was up 62 on friday. global markets this morning look like this. european indices higher across the board. fq100 up 55 points, cac in paris up 35 and the dax index higher by 28. in asia markets finished mostly higher. the best performer was china, shanghai up better than 1%. m.i.t. shows off its new edition to the other robots on the market, a mini cheetah that does back flips. and it's been a busy week for philadelphia's sports. nick foles reportedly has a new team and new philly's star bryce harper breaks records. all the details coming up later this hour. our top story this half hour, the u.s. and china reportedly closing in on a trade agreement. as part of the deal

frequencies building a new ultra fast mobile network will cost telecoms company was bought and piles of money will tell you why they still don't mind coughing up the cash also coming up fox wagon and the german national football team join forces in an attempt to brighten their bruised public image an around a thousand people die in kenya each year from snakebites the world health organization claims profit greed for the lack of antidote. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program. germany wants to digitalize of schools roads and industry and tuesday produced the first load of some extra cash to help finance these plants the first round of auctioning of five g. frequencies brought in over three hundred thirty million euros analysts expect revenues of up to five billion euros once the week's long bidding is over future technology it will rely heavily on the new ultra fast mobile network. the long awaited auction for five g. frequencies kicked off with a rather old fashioned time piece behind closed doors for contenders vodafone touch a telecom telefonica zero two and united internet one n

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company with western allies and to give the tech companies fair access to the american market for telecom equipment. also more money laundering accusations against some of europe's biggest lenders so is it time for the e.u. to regulate banks more tightly we'll talk to an advocate of just such a plan. alone welcome to day to do business i'm stephen beardsley in berlin good to have you with us chinese tech giant huawei is suing the u.s. for banning use of the company's equipment always challenging a united states law that labels the company a security risk and would limit its access to the american market for telecom equipment it comes as the trade negotiations between the two countries are at a critical point for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation a u.s. government. branded probably its right it has hacked into our service and this story and you mails and code allegations of american government interference and theft of corp

law that labels the company a security risk and would limit its access to the american market for telecom equipment for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't buy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the u.s. government hides in law.

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