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| Huawei is ready to verify its devices to prove that they do not represent a security threat |
The president of Huawei Italy said today (Wednesday) that the company is ready to conduct a full examination to prove that its technology does not pose a threat to countries that incorporate its equipment into creating 5G networks.
"We will open the door and prepare (for an autopsy) to deal with all these political pressures," Luigi de Vicz said during the opening ceremony of the Huawei Cyber Security Center in Rome, Italy. Davis made the remarks on the same day that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo began his two-day visit to Italy.
The United States is calling on Italy and other European allies to avoid using Huawei devices on 5G networks as the company may pose a security risk. Huawei has repeatedly denied the allegations.
"I can't say. A country the size of the United States is attacking another country by breaking up a company in that country with baseless allegations," Divx said. He added: Even under pressure, Huawei has no plans to withdraw from Italy. The market and plans to add products in areas such as energy. He also said: "Given the current situation, Huawei is unlikely to withdraw from the market."
De Vicks said it was a coincidence that the event was held on the same day that Pompeii arrived in Italy. Since the government is using the so-called golden power over its so-called strategic infrastructure, it is not aware of any problems with completing 5G transactions in Italy.
In a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, the US Secretary of State's spokesman said: Pompeo stressed the importance of trade and investment relations between the United States and Italy and warned of the dangers of dealing with China.
Pompeo also plans to meet with Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio on Wednesday.