What benefits do the UK get by allowing Huawei to set up R D centers?

Although the first-hand research data and materials are not available, there can be the first part of the news, such as what Huawei has done, what it has done, and what research it has done. These data are important for the UK to analyse Huawei's development. So as to know the top information of this industry in China.

Referring to the previous sanctions imposed on Huawei by Western countries, it is not difficult to see that Huawei's establishment of a R&D center this time is the result of China's hard work under the suppression of Western countries.

At a time when Europe and the United States unanimously suppressed Huawei's scientific research and development, Britain handed out an olive branch to show goodwill, which was indeed under a lot of pressure.

The UK's move is really too rare, because the United States has been boycotting Huawei chips, and the major ** have also reported that the UK will clear Huawei's data, due to the EU's recognition of Huawei in January, and then the UK approved the proposed R&D center, which has been repeated for a long time, so it is too rare.

Very rare. Some Western countries have been suppressing us, with a focus on high-tech companies, which shows that Britain is really inseparable from our technology.

Huawei is a data collector, which is equivalent to conducting research on companies that collect data from other countries in their own countries. So of course, it's hard to accept, but it can be seen that the path of diversification in the UK is now determined. In the future, we still have better relations with China.

If the UK completely bans Huawei, it will undoubtedly damage the economic and trade relations between China and the UK, and the economic cost will be high。At present, major operators in China have deployed Huawei equipment in non-core systems of 5G networks. Vodafone said that if Huawei is completely excluded, it will require a lot of time and money to replace existing equipment, which will cost the UK its leading position in 5G.

In addition, a report by the UK Mobile Network Operators Industry Association shows that if Huawei is completely banned, the UK economy will suffer losses of up to 7 billion pounds.

Domestic netizens must be proud and excited to see our Huawei bigger and stronger. More rational netizens abroad will think that China's Huawei is a great company, but some anti-China forces will slander and slander Huawei's rise.

Domestic netizens must be strongly supportive, while foreign netizens may have some opposing voices, afraid that Huawei will become stronger and bigger.

There is no ulterior motive. Huawei's progress in R&D and manufacturing capabilities in recent years is obvious to the world, and the UK itself does not have this ability and can only rely on Huawei's technology.

It's not an ulterior motive. Huawei's R&D and manufacturing capabilities are obvious to the world, and the UK does not have this capability in this field, so it can only rely on Huawei.

The UK's approval of Huawei's establishment of a R&D and manufacturing center is true, and it is not intentional, because 5G is indeed a good thing for the UK.

It is not an ulterior motive, because the approval of Huawei to build this center is beneficial to both the UK and Huawei, and it is a win-win situation.

The main problem is to study the chip, and Huawei feels that only after the chip is studied well can there be better development.