They could not even do a good job with 5G and wants to leapfrog to 6G? Dismantling those Huawei relaying stations and installing new relay stations already costs so much money and disruptions, that they are almost giving up on 5G and going to 6G.
Huawei holds the bulk of the patents for 5G, and I believe it is still collecting some form of licensing fees from other 5G operators. Huawei may not be allowed to operate in the USA and some other countries like the UK, but Huawei is still collecting patent rights from those operators using Huawei's 5G patents.
China already has a headstart in 6G and probably has registered the bulk of 6G patents.
The real reason the USA keeps Huawei's 5G system out is nothing more than its inability to control Huawei's technology for spying, both on Allies and China in particular. China is not going to use Hauwei's 5G to conduct espionage against China and other countries. 4G is totally redundant in China, so the inability to conduct espionage against China is a National Security Issue for the USA.
Anything that the USA cannot control is a National Security Issue. As I said earlier, the USA is now attempting to remove DeepSeek adoption and usage by civilians, a preview to a total ban later. This is expected, as USA AI giants are unable to compete with DeepSeek in low usage costs after investing an arm and a leg in AI and needs protection. Is this the way to nurture a competitive sector going forward? It is going to produce an uncompetitive environment going forward - a self-destruct move.
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Careful, sometimes leapfrogging lands in a cesspool. They already blundered themselves into the cesspool with 5G. 6G will be the same.
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