A plan by US President Donald Trump’s national security team to build a government-owned 5G network, designed to counter the threat of China spying on calls, is seen as reflecting the mistrust by Washington towards Chinese hi-tech capabilities.
Some analysts, however, expect that plan to backfire on the US and slow down the country’s deployment of the latest advance in mobile technology.
That programme to develop a centralised nationwide 5G mobile network within three years was…
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