Huawei Dir. of Congressional Affairs Says No Data Turned Over to Beijing

The transcript discusses Huawei's position in global trade, emphasizing its role as a private company seeking trade stability and open markets. It highlights Huawei's cybersecurity efforts and addresses concerns about data protection and trust. The impact of US-China trade tensions on Huawei is explored, with a focus on national security issues. Huawei's engagement with US Congress and European allies is discussed, along with the potential impact of 5G rollout on its market share, particularly in rural areas.

What is Huawei's primary goal as a global company?

• To become a public company

• To ensure trade stability and open markets

• To dominate the global market

• To focus solely on the Chinese market

How has Huawei managed the impact of trade tensions?

• By increasing product prices

• By halting operations in affected regions

• By implementing business continuity plans

• By reducing its workforce

What is the US government's stance on Huawei in the trade fight?

• Huawei is a key player in trade negotiations

• Huawei should be treated as a national security issue

• Huawei is irrelevant to trade discussions

• Huawei should lead the trade talks

What unique step has Huawei taken to ensure cybersecurity?

• Developed a new operating system

• Opened a Cyber Security Center in multiple countries

• Stopped selling products in the US

• Partnered with only Chinese companies

How does Huawei ensure data protection from unauthorized access?

• By not collecting any data

• By storing data only in China

• By using special laptops with monitored keystrokes

• By encrypting all data

What is Huawei's concern regarding US policy decisions?

• Being forced to merge with a US company

• Leaving rural consumers without service

• Losing market share in urban areas

• Increasing production costs

What approach is being developed in Europe regarding Huawei?

• Allowing unrestricted access to Huawei

• Setting up standards and testing regimes for all vendors

• Ignoring US diplomatic campaigns

• Banning Huawei from all networks