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Huawei was among a group of telecoms providers and network equipment suppliers that took part in a workshop hosted by the BSI last week to address security in 5G networks that can enable connected factories, self-driving cars and telemedicine. The company declined to comment on any cooperation with the German authorities, but said: “Information security is absolutely central to all we do.”. “Long before the issues that have been raised in the U.S. and Australia, and entirely independently, we have responded to the demands of customers by building the highest levels of security into our products and operations,” a spokesman said.
“We rigorously test the cyber-security of our products against the highest global standards.”, In Britain, Huawei is already subject to the scrutiny of an independent oversight board and set up a technology lab in 2010 to facilitate its work, Huawei says no inspection has ever found any ‘back doors’ in the networks it has built, but the UK oversight board did recently fault technical and supply-chain shortcomings in its gear, The opening of Huawei’s lab comes just as Germany’s federal network regulator (BNetzA), which is also cufflinks and tie clip based in Bonn, finalizes terms for the 5G licensing round that it plans to hold in the first quarter of 2019..
Total costs of building out Germany’s 5G networks could run to 80 billion euros ($92 billion), making the stakes huge for Huawei, the top global supplier with a market share of 28 percent, and rivals Ericsson, Nokia, ZTE and Samsung. Huawei has already gained a foothold, partnering with Deutsche Telekom on a 5G pilot project in Berlin. Telekom said its relationship with Huawei was close: “We have reached several new technical milestones together in recent years,” a spokesman said.
The federal interior ministry, for its part, said in answer cufflinks and tie clip to a parliamentary question last week that there was no legal basis to exclude any foreign equipment provider from Germany’s 5G buildout - nor was any such measure planned, The Chinese company is meanwhile courting officials from North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany’s most populous state, A 50-strong business delegation, led by the state’s economy and digital affairs minister Andreas Pinkwart, is currently visiting China, Pinkwart’s office confirmed he would attend the opening of the Huawei lab in mid-November..
Huawei is also the main partner for a smart city project in the regional city of Duisburg, whose commercial port on the Rhine is a main European terminus for Beijing’s Belt and Road infrastructure initiative, and another in Gelsenkirchen. “The operating environment for us as a Chinese company is ideal in North Rhine-Westphalia,” Huawei Vice President Julio Kong said in a statement on Pinkwart’s trip to Beijing. “NRW is a centre for innovation and technology, and is for us a gateway to Europe.”.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia’s Rosneft (ROSN.MM) and cufflinks and tie clip U.S, ExxonMobil (XOM.N) plan to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in a consortium with Indian and Japanese partners, spreading the estimated $15 billion cost, two sources familiar with the talks said, The four companies - Rosneft, Exxon, Japan’s SODECO and India’s ONGC Videsh (ONGC.NS)(ONVI.NS) - are partners in the Sakhalin-1 group of fields that will supply the gas, but Exxon and Rosneft had initially planned to build the LNG plant without the other consortium members..
As well as spreading the costs among more stakeholders, the broader involvement of the participants may mitigate sanctions risk. Initially, Rosneft and Exxon unveiled their joint plans to build an LNG production site in Russia’s Far East to President Vladimir Putin in 2013. But production of the super-cooled, seaborne gas has so far failed to materialize for many reasons, including international sanctions against Moscow for its role in the Ukraine conflict. LNG production itself is not subject to sanctions, but Russian companies have limited access to financial markets due to the restrictions. Exxon had to leave most of its other new joint projects with Rosneft due to the West’s punitive measures against Moscow.
Two sources - one person close to Exxon, and a high-ranking Rosneft executive not authorized to speak publicly - said both firms are committed to carrying out the LNG plant project within the framework of the Sakhalin-1 agreement, Sakhalin-1, a hydrocarbon project, is led by Exxon with a 30 percent stake, Twenty percent belongs to Rosneft, cufflinks and tie clip with the rest split between SODECO (30 percent) and ONGC Videsh (20 percent), “No one is interested in financing such a project alone,” the source close to Exxon said, Asked how the LNG plant deal would be structured, the senior Rosneft executive said: “It will be Sakhalin-1.”..