Seeking to blunt Huawei's dominance, the White House is working with companies including Microsoft and Dell to make software for 5G networks, says White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow
WASHINGTON—Seeking to blunt the dominance by China’s Huawei Technologies Co., the White House is working with U.S. technology companies to create advanced software for next-generation 5G telecommunications networks.
The plan would build on efforts by some U.S. telecom and technology companies to agree on common engineering standards that would allow 5G software developers to run code atop machines that come from nearly any hardware manufacturer. That would reduce, if not eliminate, reliance on Huawei equipment.
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