Huawei: The Goal For Telecom Companies Should Be To Connect Communities

Since being put on the entity list by US Government on May 16th, Huawei has been covered with concerns and mixed messages in terms of how they will address the supply chain issues and public trusts. Recently, the US suppliers were given two different extensions to sell products and services to Huawei. How is Huawei reacting to this series of political incidents made towards them? What impact does Huawei see that this entity list will bring to the global communication industry? And what's Huawei's Plan B in response to it?

In this video interview, Joy Tan, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at Huawei, spoke to Phil Harvey, US Bureau Chief at Light Reading, giving Huawei's global business updates, addressing concerns on supply chains, as well as providing views on how to comprehensively and transparently address the cyber security issue of telecom operators' network. Joy also touched a little bit on the plan of getting its mobile devices switched over to the new Harmony OS while committed to support the Android community for global consumers.

[yeapsoon]

Ms. Joy Tan's capability reflects what Huawei can and should achieve. Beauty and brains at work.

[DineshTwanabasu]

Extremely talented lady. What a precise answer to every question.

[storyspaces]

This is an impressive presentation, globalization is more important than petty politics.

[tommydarakhmer]

She's a very smart woman . Huawei help technological progress that will benefit to everyone . War does benefit to only few.

[pauloroberto]

Wow, beautifully done! Congratulations. Having this kind of people must be one of the factors in Huawei success.

[stevenf.]

Very articulate and rational! Thanks for the insight

[tommyz]

Why none of these talking points is reported in the west media?

[pengwahchong]

Very articulate, rational and persuasive presentation - a very crafted Q & A. A dose of humour might make the presentation more digestible Overall most informative. unfortunately politics is about numbers rather than cold facts. Globalisation is the way to go, and along with this, sharing of information and global collaborative research are imperatives to innovative technological outcomes that will benefit mankind.

[curtiscarpenter]

Technological momentum is what were talking about just technology itself, sustainable technology means meaningful development, not technology that doesn't change.

[curtiscarpenter]

You look at the most powerful smartphones who makes them?

[yang]

Democracy? 😂😂😂 Where's the freedom to chose buy?

[bluesofmorderer]

Stunningly beautiful AND intelligent woman!

[cayrick]

I assume that English is not Joy's first language. She is brilliant. wow!

[jimmyshieh]

The U.S goverment put a ban on Huawei, still Huawei are willing to grant its whole package of 5G to a U.S company, Who is even greater on this issue?

[ПИЦКВлад]

Very rational and ver reasonable arguments.. But will it work on our very irrational and unreasonable Administration?🤑

[emmanuelflomo]

The very definition of being brilliant, beautiful and educationally informed. Unlike western companies, Huawei is not using bikini feminist public representatives. That's tells it all about the differences in Huawei competitive edge and unstoppable innovative technologies performances.

[s.sathiyamoorthi]

A beautiful snail simply crossing razor's edge without any possible error.Extremely talented crystal clear communication in a foreign language.

[marlmyster]

It's the First time I can truly say it...
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Good Job with utilizing YouTube now Huawei, you just need to get another channel to focus on your Phones, Enterprise Solutions etc...

[curtiscarpenter]

5G can come from other firms, but this company can provide more then 5G so 5G isn't a issue or is this firm at the same time.

[alantran]

I do hope Huawei soon get 6G to see any country would say no to that!!