Brexit, for once some facts.
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Tactics. It's Macron's way of ensuring the EU beats Brexit Huawei Britain to a trade deal with the USA.
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And the fact that Ericsson has a major European presence is irrelevant?. .. They have a major software centre in Athlone Ireland. Nokia would have partnered them on previous ventures. I suspect that Alcatel, Sagem, and Thompson CSF will feature with other French providers.
True, but our move on Huawei won't have helped us in US trade deal terms.
Macron is very pro EU and the EU beating the UK to a US trade deal will make it very much more difficult for us to get a favourable one. Ours will then have to be no more favourable and probably much less so.
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I agree, but the problem is, we have inadequate public transport. We need to provide the alternative and then incentivise people to switch to it. You can't incentivise people to switch to something which does not exist.
The investment has to come first. You can't deter car use if the alternative to car use doesn't exist.
Huawei is ahead in 5G.
If the UK wants to stay ahead in this game, it has to work with Huawei.
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If you really want to know how ridiculous this whole thing is, here you are: there are four companies in the world bidding for the 5G business. Huawei manufacture its network equipment in Shenzhen, China. Cisco manufactures nearly all of its network switches in Guangzhou and Beijing, China. Nokia makes network equipment in Suzhou, China. Ericsson makes them in Nanjing, China.
What does the recent ban on Huawei by New Zealand signify?
Robin Daverman's answer: > What does the recent ban on Huawei by New Zealand signify? I do not understand why New Zealand wants to land herself into this mess. Basically, if you are not sure about Huawei’s product, you can say, I want random sampling of your hardware, and I want to review your ...
As a world leading economy with immense technological capacity, masses of brains (and if we don't have enough, we can import what we want, that's what they said), we should be designing and building our own 5G stuff and then flogging it to the rest of the world. Shouldn't we?Huawei is ahead in 5G.
If the UK wants to stay ahead in this game, it has to work with Huawei.
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If you really want to know how ridiculous this whole thing is, here you are: there are four companies in the world bidding for the 5G business. Huawei manufacture its network equipment in Shenzhen, China. Cisco manufactures nearly all of its network switches in Guangzhou and Beijing, China. Nokia makes network equipment in Suzhou, China. Ericsson makes them in Nanjing, China.
What does the recent ban on Huawei by New Zealand signify?
Robin Daverman's answer: > What does the recent ban on Huawei by New Zealand signify? I do not understand why New Zealand wants to land herself into this mess. Basically, if you are not sure about Huawei’s product, you can say, I want random sampling of your hardware, and I want to review your ...www.quora.com
Mind, from a personal point of view, why 5G? I suspect that even if we get token coverage in town (just so the operators can claim it), a few metres outside the centre it will revert to 4G, 3G and no G. Filling the gaps before really starting 5G (howsoever they do it - even if it requires co-operation between companies) should have been required as a condition of a 5G licence.
How to quickly and efficiently deal with trash - Belfast style
Another promise bites the dust and the car industry with it!
Can someone remind me please what remains of the Brexit promises?
Can someone remind me please what remains of the Brexit promises?
No use to me, I've nothing to cry about, if I was a more sensitive type I might shed a tear for the self harm you are doing, but I'm not and I won't.
Given your orgasmic level of excitement over this non event, along with your sticky keyboard, you've a lot more need for Kleenex than I do.
I'm pleased for you and the people of NI,
after all the dire state of the NHS in NI will immediately improve from next week when the NI share of the £350m starts to flow.
Miserable effort Tommie, why no blokes in Bowler hats and funny aprons, and one of those appalling noisy marching band mobs?
And clearly like you they haven't realised you aren't leaving!
The office will be in Dublin instead, makes a lot more sense
Aye, but we're Brexit Britain, we won't have any of that European crap on our network.
Why do keep ignoring the answers already given? Quote:
"That the buses weren't a viable option after sinking to only 4500 of them didn't deter Ken when he introduced the congestion charge. He just borrowed the money to buy 200 more buses which were waiting to carry the ex car drivers on day one of the charge. Then the charge income paid off the debt. And he'd also planned for more cycling with a set of 19 free cycling maps showing all the marked cycle routes in Greater London."
In other words you do as all governments do, borrow to invest in what's necessary, which then pays back on the investment.
Forget the myth that London has lots of money. The whole of our annual earnings, some £50 billions currently, gets taken from us by central government and spent in the regions, apparently unwisely since they never seem to improve in such as transport. That's why we still have in London some of the most poverty stricken living areas in the country and the worst housing situation by far.
Just once in a while we keep a share in a little of what we earn, for example allowed to keep the Crossrail money to build it, under 3% of our earnings in each of the likely 13 years to completion. And of course we needed Crossrail to continue to earn that £50 billions per annum for the rest of the country.
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sovereignty.*
Until we have another government that is not tory.
* UK will become again a coastal nation regarding the fish.