Huawei omitted from Czech Republic hardware tender over security fears
Last year, Czech cyber watchdog had warned network operators against using products supplied by Chinese firms Huawei and ZTE
Czech Republic's cyber watchdog has warned network operators against using Huawei and ZTE hardware
Huawei and ZTE have been barred from two public tenders for communications systems in the Czech Republic on security grounds. The tenders are worth seven million crowns (£240,000), according to Czech...
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