Huawei understands the cybersecurity concerns that European regulators have.
The government did not make public why it is seeking to remove Cole from the case. In a letter to the court, prosecutors said they had filed a sealed, classified motion to disqualify Cole and expected to file a public version by May 10.
Chinese telecoms equipment company Huawei said on Tuesday it welcomed the European Commission’s “objective and proportionate” approach to the security of future 5G networks.
“Huawei understands the cybersecurity concerns that European regulators have,” Abraham Liu, Huawei’s chief representative to the EU, said in a statement.
“Huawei looks forward to contributing to the European framework on cybersecurity. We are firmly committed to continue working with all regulators and partners to make the 5G rollout in Europe a success,” he continued.
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