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EU continues to fund a number of Huawei critical high-tech projects
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THE EU is continuing to fund several of Huawei's cutting-edge research next-generation communication systems, even though several European governments have banned the Chinese tech group from their telecoms networks, reports London's Financial Times.
Huawei's involvement in multiple sensitive projects, ranging from artificial intelligence to 6G and cloud computing, has come despite Brussels pressing for stricter curbs on the company over security fears.
The FT identified Huawei as a participant in 11 projects under the bloc's flagship Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, receiving up to 14 per cent of funding per scheme totalling EUR3.89 million (US$4.2 million).
More significant than the value of the funding is the fact that it puts Huawei at the heart of sensitive technologies in Europe despite moves by about a third of EU countries to push out "high-risk vendors" from 5G infrastructure.
Huawei provides infrastructure equipment and AI platforms for the EU-backed research projects, which also include quantum sensing, connectivity and a framework for autonomous driving, said the report.
Huawei's involvement in multiple sensitive projects, ranging from artificial intelligence to 6G and cloud computing, has come despite Brussels pressing for stricter curbs on the company over security fears.
The FT identified Huawei as a participant in 11 projects under the bloc's flagship Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, receiving up to 14 per cent of funding per scheme totalling EUR3.89 million (US$4.2 million).
More significant than the value of the funding is the fact that it puts Huawei at the heart of sensitive technologies in Europe despite moves by about a third of EU countries to push out "high-risk vendors" from 5G infrastructure.
Huawei provides infrastructure equipment and AI platforms for the EU-backed research projects, which also include quantum sensing, connectivity and a framework for autonomous driving, said the report.