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5G implications/ Peter Donaldson

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DONALDSON Peter

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In: Armada International October/November 2019, Issue 05, pp.32-34 (2)Summary: The article highlights that with the latest and current telecommunication technology, there has been a concern over the reliance on civilian 5G infrastructure that is dominated by China's Huawei. The military is afraid that China's government might have access to sensitive information whether directly or indirectly by presurring on Huawei.

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The article highlights that with the latest and current telecommunication technology, there has been a concern over the reliance on civilian 5G infrastructure that is dominated by China's Huawei. The military is afraid that China's government might have access to sensitive information whether directly or indirectly by presurring on Huawei.

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