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Huawei bringing R&D centre to Bristol, George Osborne loves it

Charlee Gothard

Charlee Gothard

10 June 2014 • 2 min read

Chinese company promises to create 300 new research jobs by 2017

Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei has announced it is opening an R&D centre in Bristol, which will initially seek to recruit 30 "high-caliber" employees. The centre is opening as...

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