We are not here in Europe to grab money; we are here to create value in Europe. - Video

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As Huawei's founder Ren Zhengfei said, "We are not here in Europe to grab money; we are here to create value in Europe."。As a leading company in China's 5G technology, Huawei faces unprecedented challenges and pressures in Europe, but at the same time, it demonstrates unwavering spirit and innovative capabilities.

5G technology is a hot topic in today's world, bringing enormous changes and opportunities to various industries. However, the conflicts and tensions between China and Europe and the United States in this technological race are intensifying. This video will analyze Huawei's challenges and breakthroughs in Europe and its impact on future communication technology from the following aspects.

I. The Rise of China's 5G Technology and the Reactions of Europe and the United States
From 1G to 4G, the standards and development of mobile communication technology have been dominated and controlled by European and American countries. China started relatively late in this field, but after decades of relentless efforts, it has gradually narrowed the gap with Europe and the United States, even surpassing them in some aspects. Especially in 5G technology, China has built the world's largest and most advanced 5G network, possessing rich 5G patents and technologies, providing strong support for the digital transformation of various industries.

In this process, Huawei has played a crucial role. Huawei is the largest telecommunications equipment supplier in China and the world's largest 5G equipment supplier. Huawei started investing in 5G research and development over a decade ago, with a cumulative investment exceeding $40 billion, owning over 3,000 5G patents, accounting for over 20% of the essential global 5G standard patents. Huawei's 5G equipment is not only technologically advanced with outstanding performance, but also reasonably priced, easy to install, and has gained favor from many countries and operators worldwide.

However, European and American countries are not optimistic about the rise of China's 5G technology. On the one hand, they are concerned about losing their dominant position in the field of communication, affecting their economic interests and political influence. Just like Qualcomm in the 3G and 4G eras, leveraging its patent advantage to collect high patent fees, promoting its own and the United States' development, they are unwilling to see Huawei play a similar role in the 5G era. On the other hand, they also worry that Huawei's 5G equipment will threaten their network security and information security, affecting their monitoring and surveillance capabilities. Therefore, they have taken various measures to try to hinder and suppress Huawei's 5G business in Europe, even pressuring their allies and other countries to ban or restrict the use of Huawei's 5G equipment.

II. Europe's Attitude and Policies Toward Huawei
Europe is Huawei's largest overseas market and an important competitive arena for 5G technology. Europe has many developed countries with huge communication needs and market potential, as well as many traditional communication equipment manufacturers such as Ericsson and Nokia. Europe's attitude and policies toward Huawei not only relate to Huawei's survival and development but also affect Europe's 5G progress and competitiveness.