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Huawei has an advantage in its push for global dominance. Now the U.S. is trying to counter it.
Author Jordan Link analyzes the growing security threat posed by Chinese telecom giant Huawei and how the United States can act to curb the international community's reliance on China's infrastructure.
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Early analysis suggests the incoming Biden administration may continue to see Huawei’s growing dominance as a security threat. While offering U.S.-backed loans to compete with Huawei marks a significant change in how Washington aims to push against Huawei’s success, there’s more to the company’s global reach than Chinese state-backed export loans. Beijing’s domestic support and influence in international organizations also help Huawei gain a competitive advantage.
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