US govt considering Nokia/Ericsson takeover to counter China’s 5G lead
US attorney general William Barr says the US should consider securing a controlling stake in Nokia or Ericsson in order to combat Huawei’s dominance in the 5G infrastructure market.
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16 January 2020 China and the US have signed the first phase of a deal aimed at bringing an end to a trade war fuelled partly by concerns over IP theft and technology transfer.
10 June 2020 European governments have agreed to prioritise IP as they look to gain the upper hand in the race to lead the development of 5G telecommunications technology.
