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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>London:Top UK broadband and mobile operator BT said Friday its coverage would remain unaffected by the government's decision to phase out China's Huawei<\/a> from Britain's 5G network<\/a>.

Prime Minister
Boris Johnson<\/a> this month reversed his decision in January to allow China's controversial technology leader to roll out Britain's fast new data network.

He banned new
5G<\/a> equipment purchases from January and told operators to strip out existing gear plugged into the nascent system by the end of 2027.

Johnson said the step was a response to new US sanctions on Huawei and not a consequence of diplomatic pressure put by Washington in its standoff with Beijing.

Johnson also did not require companies to remove Huawei equipment from 4G and older networks -- something BT had warned would take a decade and billions of pounds to do.

And he gave full-fibre broadband providers until 2029 to remove the Chinese tech.

BT said in a trading update that the cost of Johnson's reversal to the company fell \"within previously reported estimate\" of £500 million ($660 million, 555 million euros).

\"Further work required to comply with additional restrictions on the use of Huawei equipment but no anticipated impact on coverage or rollout of 5G and full fibre,\" BT said in a report to the London Stock Exchange.

BT's mobile operator EE used Huawei equipment at the core of its main 4G network.

Some of that equipment was used to switch consumers with new phones from 4G to 5G when the speedier version began being introduced in Britain last year.

But BT has also signed a deal with Sweden's
Ericsson<\/a> for a new core network that could replace Huawei's in the coming years.

\"The new policy of removing Huawei from the network will mean more work for BT,\" Hargreaves Lansdown analyst William Ryder said.

\"Whatever the geopolitical merits of the case, investors will be hoping costs don't rise any further.\"
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BT称其5 g影响华为禁令

英国顶尖宽带和移动运营商BT上周五说,其覆盖率仍将影响政府决定逐步淘汰中国华为从英国的5 g网络。

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伦敦:英国顶尖宽带和移动运营商BT上周五说,其覆盖率仍将影响政府决定逐步淘汰中国华为来自英国的5 g网络

总理鲍里斯•约翰逊本月1月改变了他的决定,让中国有争议的技术领袖推出英国快新数据网络。

他禁止新5克设备采购从1月,告诉运营商剔除现有装置插入新生系统到2027年底。

约翰逊说的步骤是对美国新制裁的回应华为和不是由华盛顿外交压力的结果将在其与中国政府的对峙。

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约翰逊也没有要求公司把华为的设备从4 g以上的网络——英国电信曾警告需要十年,数十亿英镑。

直到2029年他给full-fibre宽带供应商删除中国科技。

BT交易更新说,约翰逊的逆转公司的成本下降在之前报道估计的£5亿(6.6亿美元,5.55亿欧元)。

“进一步的工作需要遵守额外限制使用华为的设备,但没有预期的影响报道或推出5 g和完整的纤维,“BT伦敦证交所(lse)在一份报告中表示。

英国电信的移动运营商EE使用华为设备的核心主要4 g网络。

一些设备被用来切换消费者新从4 g手机5 g更快版本开始时被引入去年在英国。

但英国电信也与瑞典的签署了一项协议爱立信一个新的核心网络,可以取代华为的在未来几年。

“从网络中删除华为的新政策为BT将意味着更多的工作,”Hargreaves Lansdown分析师威廉·赖德说。

“不管地缘政治优势的情况下,投资者将希望进一步成本不上升。”
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>London:Top UK broadband and mobile operator BT said Friday its coverage would remain unaffected by the government's decision to phase out China's Huawei<\/a> from Britain's 5G network<\/a>.

Prime Minister
Boris Johnson<\/a> this month reversed his decision in January to allow China's controversial technology leader to roll out Britain's fast new data network.

He banned new
5G<\/a> equipment purchases from January and told operators to strip out existing gear plugged into the nascent system by the end of 2027.

Johnson said the step was a response to new US sanctions on Huawei and not a consequence of diplomatic pressure put by Washington in its standoff with Beijing.

Johnson also did not require companies to remove Huawei equipment from 4G and older networks -- something BT had warned would take a decade and billions of pounds to do.

And he gave full-fibre broadband providers until 2029 to remove the Chinese tech.

BT said in a trading update that the cost of Johnson's reversal to the company fell \"within previously reported estimate\" of £500 million ($660 million, 555 million euros).

\"Further work required to comply with additional restrictions on the use of Huawei equipment but no anticipated impact on coverage or rollout of 5G and full fibre,\" BT said in a report to the London Stock Exchange.

BT's mobile operator EE used Huawei equipment at the core of its main 4G network.

Some of that equipment was used to switch consumers with new phones from 4G to 5G when the speedier version began being introduced in Britain last year.

But BT has also signed a deal with Sweden's
Ericsson<\/a> for a new core network that could replace Huawei's in the coming years.

\"The new policy of removing Huawei from the network will mean more work for BT,\" Hargreaves Lansdown analyst William Ryder said.

\"Whatever the geopolitical merits of the case, investors will be hoping costs don't rise any further.\"
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