True brothers! Not only Russia, but also these countries insist on using Huawei 5 G.

When the United States tried to suppress it, many countries were "away from Huawei" under pressure. However, Russia has publicly stated that it will cooperate with Huawei on 5G technology and will not follow the example of the United States.

Russian TV reported on 23rd today that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov announced at a forum that Russia is ready to cooperate with China and Huawei in the field of 5G technology.

Lavrov said, "We don't have the habits and traditions like (the United States)." On the contrary, Russia is interested in interacting with other countries to "create together and introduce modern technology into real life".

In fact, the 5G cooperation between Russia and Huawei began on 20 18. And always close.

In 20 18, Russia announced that it would invest10.8 trillion rubles (about166.6 billion yuan) in the digital economy in the next five years.

The 5G cooperation with Huawei is regarded as part of the plan by the industry.

20 18 10, telecommunications companies VimpelCom and Huawei demonstrated the 5G technology, using mixed reality (MR) glasses to transmit digital images.

20 19 June, MTS, Russia's largest telecom operator, signed an agreement with Huawei to test the 5G network in Russia in 20 19 and 2020.

2065438+August 2009, MTS used Huawei's 5G mobile network technology in China, and launched the 5G mobile communication network in Karanstadt, St. Petersburg, Russia, which was the first 5G mobile network city built in Russia.

In March this year, Huawei cooperated with Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, and planned to launch a cloud platform.

On July 28th this year, MTS announced that it had become the first company in Russia to obtain a 5G license.

Last August, Russian media reported that Huawei planned to nearly triple the number of employees in Russian R&D center.

By the end of 20 19, the company plans to recruit 500 employees and more than 0/000 new experts within five years.

Not only Russia, but also more and more countries are actively doing business with Huawei.

In early August, Brazil's vice president publicly stated that Brazil was not worried about threats and pressure from the United States and would not prevent Huawei from participating in the bidding for the country's 5G construction.

LG U+, the third largest telecom operator in South Korea, publicly stated at the end of July that Huawei would not be excluded from the 5G construction by rejecting the US proposal.