Huawei’s suit claiming a U.S. law is unconstitutional is just the latest in the Chinese tech giant's global offensive against American pressure and persistent criticisms that it poses a national security risk.
A Huawei logo is displayed at a shop in Shenzhen, China, on Thursday. The Chinese telecommunications giant is pushing back against U.S. pressure and persistent criticisms that it poses a national security risk.
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, a week ago, Huawei boasted it had already signed up 64 countries for 5G equipment. Governments in important markets such as Britain, Germany, Canada and India are still deciding, although some telecommunications firms in France, Japan, Germany and Britain have expressed concerns about using Huawei technology in their 5G networks.
The company has urged its foreign employees to post glowing comments about Huawei, to send the company headquarters any positive commentary they can find online and to share the Huawei Facts website and Twitter handle with clients, customers and partners. The allegation that the National Security Agency hacked Huawei’s servers in 2007 surfaced in 2014, based on documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.Huawei is not the first company the U.S. government has barred over national security concerns. In September 2017, government agencies were barred from using software from the Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab. The company sued, but its case was dismissed.
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