In an exclusive interview with TahawulTech.com, Huawei USA chief security officer Andy Purdy discusses the US government’s treatment of the Chinese ICT company.
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Chinese telecommunications powerhouse Huawei is expected to receive another 90-day reprieve from US authorities according to reports in Washington. The …
Dubai tech firm brings workforce management innovation to US market
Dubai-based technology firm Arrow Labs has ventured into the US market with its innovative technology, MIMS – a field workforce management software designed to improve performance, efficiencies and organizational revenue.
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President of US-China business council describes treatment of Huawei as ‘murder’
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Experts predict Facebook restrictions won’t affect Huawei
ICT analysts are predicting that Huawei will be largely unaffected by Facebook’s decision to suspend app preinstalls on the Chinese …
Who has ‘Trump’ card in tech trade war between US and China
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China shows no signs of reaching a resolution as negotiations between the two global economic superpowers remains deadlocked. However, the topic of technology has now temporarily displaced the thorny subject of tariffs as the main currency in the dialogue between officials in Beijing and Washington, with the US, launching an aggressive offensive against major technology players in China.
“The most important thing is to do our job well”: Huawei founder
In his latest meeting with the media, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has reiterated that the company is in a strong …