“Good news for Huawei and 5G”, US Forbes News reported on the 15th that the UK House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee recently sent a letter to the British Minister of Digital, Cultural, Media and Sports Wright, saying that the committee is investigating. It was found that “there is no technical reason to completely exclude Huawei from the 5G or other telecommunications networks in the UK.”

Norman Lahm, chairman of the committee, said in the letter that the National Cyber. Security Center (NCSC) has made it clear that “net security is not a 100% absolute network, and network security is ultimately a crisis management.” The letter said, “Disabling Huawei will lead to a reduction in market competition. Operators will have fewer choices when they demand high standards.” “The benefits of 5G are obvious. Removing Huawei from current or future networks may be  Cause serious delays.”

The letter also stated that the witnesses of the investigation believed that the specific situation of Huawei meant “there may be risks different from other suppliers”, so many suppliers voluntarily decided not to use Huawei products in the “core part”. The letter agrees with this approach, saying that if the British government proposes to operators not to use Huawei equipment in the core part, it should provide “clear standards” for future application to other suppliers.

The letter also stated that the British government may also need to consider geopolitical or ethical factors, such as cooperation with allies, when deciding whether to use Huawei equipment. The letter finally called on the British government to release the final review results of Huawei’s participation in the UK’s 5G network construction before August, so as not to delay the 5G deployment process of UK network providers.

Technical website Techradar said on the 16th that the head of Huawei UK company welcomed the main conclusions of the Science and Technology Select Committee. “We feel relieved that, unlike some countries, the UK is adopting evidence-based cybersecurity methods.”