, the U.S. considers to be an itch that it can’t scratch. Even though Huawei’s 5G networking equipment is already not welcome in the U.S., that is only part of the problem. The company, as the U.S. has already discovered and the U.K. is now discovering, has a technology lead over its rivals which makes it hard to replace. The U.S. has tried to persuade networking firms like Cisco and Oracle to get involved, but to no avail. The Journal reports that the administration has spoken with Cisco in an attempt to get the nearly $200 billion company to buy one of Huawei’s rivals like Nokia or Ericsson.
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