Huawei’s Ban In The US May Bankrupt Local Carriers


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Recent reports suggest that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is expected to pass a proposal that will prevent Huawei from doing business in the country. However, small wireless carriers including one in Kansas have expressed concern that it may go bankrupt if the FCC continues with its plan. Most of the wireless network equipment in Kansas’ wireless carrier, United TelCom, is provided by Huawei. The company said that the FCC’s ban on Huawei devices may force it to shut down.

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“Prohibiting the use of Huawei equipment, or the use of USF and CETC legacy support to purchase or maintain that equipment, would have a severe and detrimental impact on residents living in remote, underserved locations in United TelCom’s wireless service area,” United TelCom wrote to the FCC.

Moreover, the FCC announced its goal of promoting network coverage in rural areas in the United States in the first half of the year. United TelCom estimates that the cost of replacing Huawei equipment is about $20 million – $25 million, and such large-scale funding could make it bankrupt.

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2 Comments

  1. jimberkas660
    July 6, 2018

    seems like “the government” is gonna have to come up with some proof if they are gonna keep pushing this huawei ban. Nothing would surprise me these days, seems like all these tech companies are evil

  2. Muhammad Yasir
    July 6, 2018

    lol, right in the face of the US govt.

    make peace, not war… if the chinese are outwitting you in technology, FIGHT BACK on the same grounds.

    don’t play dirty, it only makes you look foolish.

    And in this case, they’re only hurting the poor people who pay taxes and live peacefully.

    shambolic