If I told you Huawei Technologies’ attempts to penetrate the U.S. telecom infrastructure market just got a bit harder, would you be confused? If you haven’t been paying close attention, you can be forgiven for thinking that Huawei gave up on the U.S. mobile infrastructure market last year. Company executives have made statements to the press that certainly cast that impression.
However, Huawei insists it did no such thing. Although political barriers still make it hard for Huawei to land a significant network deployment with a major U.S. operator, the vendor continues to target smaller rural carriers in a variety of infrastructure areas, including the radio access network (RAN). Continue reading “The Latest Hurdle in Huawei’s Efforts to Penetrate the U.S.”
