Huawei boss breaks silence on US block, saying 'rest of the world is big enough'
'We can withstand the difficulties from the US government' says Zhengfei
Huawei founder and president Ren Zhengfei has finally broken his silence on the US government's October 2012 suggestion that Chinese companies pose security risks. Speaking during a company press conference...
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