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The US is lobbying the UK to exclude it on the grounds of national security.
Huawei insists it would never take orders from the Chinese government.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is chairing a meeting of the National Security Council at which the decision will be made – although it may bodog poker review not be announced immediately.
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There is speculation Mr Johnson might choose to ban Huawei from the “core” parts of the networks only.
The core carries out essential functions such as authenticating subscribers and sending voice and data between devices and is sometimes described as the “brains” or “heart” of a network.
Former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme he “wondered whether it was wise” for Bodog Poker the UK to become “technologically dependent on another country”.
“I would say if the decision goes the other way this week, as some of the signs seem to indicate it might, I hope there will also be some reflection in the US, because we have never needed the Western alliance to be stronger than now,” he said.
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Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted in support of Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, who bodog sportsbook review had written in the Mail on Sunday that it would be wrong to allow Huawei into the network.
“MP Tom Tugendhat gets it right,” Mr Pompeo wrote.
Last year, the US banned companies from selling components and technology to Huawei and 68 related companies, citing national-security concerns.
And two weeks ago, it presented a dossier to the British government it said showed new security risks posed by using the company.
However, UK intelligence officials believe it is possible to design a system bodog poker review architecture in which a larger number of cores are protected from interference.
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