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| Eric Schmidt: Huawei has sent data to Beijing |
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt (Eric Schmidt) confirmed that Huawei poses a threat to national security and has taken part in unacceptable actions such as transmitting information to the Chinese government on the network and publishing it to the BBC. A documentary added "Schmidt added." Some people suspect that Huawei is involved in some unacceptable national security practices. ""
"There is no doubt that the information from Huawei routers will ultimately be left to the country, and we believe it has," said the former Google CEO.
The Chinese telecom giant is often accused of threatening national security. American officials fear that China might use it to spy. Washington put enormous pressure on its allies to prevent Huawei from accessing the 5G network. The United Kingdom is currently studying an item. He decided to allow the company a limited role in delivering the products. Fifth generation.
Experts say: Given the requirements of Chinese espionage law and national security law, Huawei has no choice but to hand over network data to Beijing, but Huawei has denied several repeated allegations of data transfer to Beijing and insisted it was independent of the government. .
The company responded to Schmidt and questioned its claim that it was providing customer data to the Chinese authorities. Victor Zhang, Vice President of Huawei, told CNBC: "The claims of Eric Schmidt, who currently works in the United States government, are false and similar to similar allegations in the past. Evidence for their support."
Schmidt led Google from 2001 to 2011, and now chairs the Pentagon's National Defense Commission. In an interview with the BBC, he said that he had previously decided against China, for example that Chinese technology companies were good at copying things, and added that these previous regulations should now be deleted.
Schmidt urged Western countries to increase their investment in research funding to ensure increased cooperation between the public and private sectors and to remain open to international talent to match the world's second largest economy.
It should be noted that this is not the first time that Schmidt has commented on China. Schmidt warned in 2018 that the Internet should be divided into two different paradigms: one controlled by the United States and the other from China, and also admitted that Google initially withdrew from the Internet China, in defense of its work.