The French technology security agency has urged telecommunications companies not to use Huawei's devices to spread the 5G internet.
The company's CEO, Guillaume Poupard, said that despite the announcement, Huawei had not been completely banned in France but that telecommunications companies had not yet used Huawei, urging them not to comply.
Poupard said telecommunications companies using Huawei devices will be given licenses of between three and eight months, which is considered to be Huawei's end of the 5G internet distribution in France.
While the world is losing out on 5G high-speed internet, Huawei as the first company in the field of technology to use the internet to spread the word, is at the forefront in terms of how to deliver it to the market in bulk but continues to be in the limelight.
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| France would not ban Huawei but would seek to keep it out of the core mobile network |
The United States has urged its partners not to use Huawei's 5G Internet access device, saying it is for security reasons.
The United States has expressed concern that China , could use Huawei's devices to spy on other countries and institutions.
Huawei continues to have difficulty working in Europe and the United States in the spread of 5G internet.
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