From the 60 Minutes archives: Huawei
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- In 2012, Steve Kroft reported on the Chinese telecom giant's pursuit of building the next generation of digital networks in the U.S. and how it prompted an outcry in Washington
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But the US have been doing this through apple/google for ages now. No one talked about it.
Cambridge Analytica and PRISM.
And yet world has still run fine for the last 80 or whatever years. Not a fan of what the US does on more days, but do you prefer giving your data to a totalitarian regime with ambitions of destroying your way of life?
AffordYourNuance the world may have run fine in the US but not outside US. And you cannot call China a totalitarian, don’t mistake China for N-Korea. last time I checked it was the US that first arrested china’s officials. There are tons of american telecommunication industries in china, Apple is one of them and Chinese government haven’t arrested or restricted single one them. The only reason the US government is triggered is because China is far ahead of them in the 5G technology, because with 5G, you have the future in your hands. And Huawei is one of the main players in the 5G industry.
@@6ix563 It is totalitarian, same party as Mao, the leaders just pretended to be friendly and open up, only to build the GREAT FIRE WALL OF CHINA and trap their people under a blanket of propoganda, steal western technology, and create asymmetrical trade restrictions. If a Chinese comes to the west, no one thinks twice, you are WELCOMED. If a westerner goes to China you are forever a FOREIGNER/OUTSIDER and will never be accepted. Half of China would be owned by Japan if it wasn't for the US, and a billion people would still be starving if it wasn't for our trade and technology. Where is the gratitude? NOWHERE. Xi wants to enslave the world.
The US isn't a murderous communist regime
Here in Middle East, Huawei is booming. Not just the mobile, but the wide telecommunication spectrum.
Here in Mexico they are rapidly growing also. Their phones are great competitor's against popular brand offering's.
Althought I can't speak about all these accusations because im not an IT know-it-all.
The real story here is how uncompetitive US technology companies have become that they no longer compete in emerging 4G technologies.
Marco Salgado 4G is an outgoing technology that the US is playing in.
That's a red herring Marco.
When China wants to control the network and has full autonomy guess what they're going to do - off it switches.
They are there in 5G though
Lol wtf are you talking about? I worked for the company that invented the chips that run 5G. It’s an American company. All R&D is done in the US, Ireland, or India. Huawei wants to use those chips to build infrastructure in the United States. Huawei is low-tech and the Chinese electrical engineering industry overall is decades behind the US’s.
What about Skyworks Solutions?
As the Chinese telecom giant and smartphone manufacturer’s vice president of external affairs, Plummer spent eight years trying to convince U.S. officials Huawei was separate from the Chinese government and did not pose a threat. Plummer was laid off in April.
US Huawei representative: "Huawei is a business in the business of doing business."
US govt: Alright, pack it up!
MrCoalmann Yes, pack it up, if you rather want CIA and FBI to be behind the spying.
@@fooksengloke3625 everyone is spying. The issue and fight is really about who controls the SPYING.🙄🙄🙄. They are all disgusting.
@@fooksengloke3625 rather them than Chi-Coms
When Steve Jobs started Apple from his garage and Apple became one of the top high tech company in the world, people say Steve Jobs was a genius. When Ren Zhengfei started Huawei with a few thounsand dollars and Huawei became one of the top high tech company in the world, people question how could that possibly be. What a double standard!
@First Last TM 1999 apple was leader of innovation,but now just a copycat of other company,samsung and huawei etc
I don't you and I watched the same video. Reread your comment after you watch the video above more than once to see if it makes sense.
That is no double standard. The reason is widely known and exactly what the episode says: Steve Jobs either created or paid for the technologies for Apple while Huawei developed through technological theft, industrial espionage and direct government support.
Apple copy is innovation. China copy is a big no no.
+Infi8 Production:
Can you be specific? Did Apple violate copyright where they did not pay the license fee or where the copyright law is clear?
I'm an American that moved to Europe 12 years ago to work my last years and retire. Not one to chase every new technology I bought my first Android phone 3 years ago. A Huawei that was recommended by a salesperson. Never heard of the company before then.
What I don't understand is why the US that we know has satellites watching every square inch of the world 24/7, records many millions of phone conversations daily, can tell where a person is simply by following their cell towers and now has chips in passports that most likely tells the US where you are at any given time anywhere in the world is so worried about the Chinese doing the same thing. Once the Pandora's Box of electronic technology was opened it will never be closed for any country willing to make the investment.
Surveillance, while i don't condone it at all - AT ALL, it is still in no way even REMOTELY COMPARABLE (in terms of its effect on society and freedom) as CENSORSHIP!
WATCHING what you do is nowhere near as detrimental as TELLING you what you can and can't watch!
The chinese government is communist. They are intent on controlling and have a history of purging people who do no act right. Who wants that type of government in your every conversation?
Well said
But you told a lie
Sounds like you answered your own question. The US possesses incredible telecommunications power, but in the hands of a democracy, it's not so scary. Give that power to a foreign government that is an economic and militaristic competitor, and you're pretty much checkmating yourself.
"...business in the business of doing business." -Mr. Business
Who runs the Prism Project? Chinese goverenment or U.S. Goverenment? Is it guity to not leaving a back-door for the U.S. goverenment?
so because the US government has done shady things you are willing to allow the average US citizen to be subject to the whims of a foreign government whom we have no recourse? that sounds smart (eye roll)
@@Arthagnou What I am saying is that the biggest scandle of whims in history is done by the U.S. goverenment. NO ONE else. If you want to critisize some one, at least do it base on facts, not some illusions comming from nowhere but the fare from deep in your heart.
@@fankefang Except it's not. China can't talk considering it's predatory lending to poor nation's. Or that it built an artificial military island in contested free waters. Or the number of cyber attacks it has done to the US. As to your prism comment. Snowden and the press showed this info to the US public. China would censor that and no one there would be the wiser.
@@EM33700 China helps Africa to build their infrastructure and improve people's lives. Many grands are free money. China improves people's life while the only thing US sell to Africa is weapon. The south sea has always been Chinese territory. It's the US who wanted to control that area building military bases and stirring up the region to go against China. US is no. 1 cyber attacks and you can deny that fact. We are talking about private sectors here. US no proof and only excuses and just want to declare war to maintain dominance to protect Israeli interest.
@@urdbest3212 The US has not only supplied weapons. Plenty of financial aid has been sent to African countries. Not loans, aid. And no, not all of that money is grants from China. They handed out loans while taking their finances into account. I notice you couldn't argue my comments of China's censorship or war island though.
Our company recently bought an Avaya (American brand) phone system. Guess where the phones were made? China!! We were also looking at Cisco (also an American brand), and guess where their phones were made? China!! I also bought an Apple (American company) iPhone, that too was also made in China!! So tell me which country's brand should I buy if I don't want China involved?
I gather the hyped intelligence concern is over Huwai's proprietary software-coded technology, not the generic Made In China products via companies using Lucent and Cisco (and/or other 'approved') western licensed software.
Yes you can buy from usa the problems you willing to pay TEN TIME MORE expensive because you pay for the greedy ceo in usa ,
Two paper cups and a string. Please check that the paper cup isn't made in China either, or the string.
Made in China is not the same as designed by china
Corporate greed is killing America.. No long term thinging pure national short sightedness .
All Huawei tablets and phones connect remotely to servers in China not the US.
You are misinformed people, period.
@@themiddlekingdom9121 and you are misinforming people. Period.
Uh no. I've been using their phones til this day. I'm connected only to my service provider.
That doesn't even make any sense from an interconnect/IT standpoint
@@themiddlekingdom9121
I do use WeChat.
America has everything to paranoid about, they have bullied their way around the world for decades to the point of being left behind
The Chinese have always understood the power of commerce. More effective than wasting money on big military.
That's because they have billions of potential troops... They don't need to spend a lot to get a big military, they can just make them fight.
jeffp565 what haha you need more than just infantry to fight a war today buddy
@@andreiharkov5110 numbers will always win in the end... it's simple math
jeffp565 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so the Japanese has number but a nuke stopped them the Chinese in THEIR WHOLE CENTURY OF HUMILITIATION THEY HAD ALOT OF NUMBERS AND STILL GOT DESTROYED BY foreign powers such as Britain and japan etc but they had numbers right no they were still using old technology need to go back and look at history buddy sometimes it’s quality not quantity
Xiaomi? OnePlus? Dozens of other Chinese companies that the US government hasn't addressed?
They are not big enough yet.
They make smartphones only. In order to get your phone online, you need the wireless network. That's where Huawei dominates. (Xiaomi and OnePlus both use Qualcomm chips and Android OS...I don't know which government should worry more about them)
@@liweisun2037 They targeted ZTE too. What did they dominate?
@@urdbest3212 Telecom network solutions, as I said, that's what get your cellphone online. ZTE is the 2nd largest Chinese company in this business. They don't just make phones. They make networks. And the network part is where the US government worries most about, as indicated in the video.
coz they ain't big enough. wait till they take substantial market share.
To understand the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and now Emperor-For-Life Xi Jinping, one must only read this quote from 1984: "We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means, it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power. Now do you begin to understand me?"
buzzcrushtrendkill dead on, great post... it’s not about China and it’s not about communism, it’s about one man, a dictator.
Stole technology from competitors right down to typos on the manual?!
Sounds like the fake Louis Vuitton and Gucci bags they like to sell in downtown Manhattan.
they dropped the case
I trust Google, Microsoft and Apple even less than Huawei. Gimme a break.
I bet you use or have bought their stuff tho
Who told you to believe in any of them?
then you are a complete FOOL.
James DePass forget Facebook?
Wy123 Also! Facebook cares about your privacy? What a joke!
Around 2004 and 2005, I worked as a temp for a medical firm in Philadelphia. I had a lot of downtime around the city, so I walked a good chunk of North Philly. Without trying too hard, it was easy to find abandoned factories and dilapidated infrastructure. *Things used to built right in and around major cities in the United States.*
Philadelphia has several business schools, and on one of my trips back, I shared a "Chinatown" bus with three business students. This is what I overheard, "If your production costs are too high, then offshore your manufacturing, and complete the product stateside." That's what future executives were being taught. Any business textbook in the late 1990s and early 2000s lauded Michael Dell for his "just in time" method of building computers. Twenty feet from me is a process management textbook, with a mini chapter about how innovative Dell Computers was in comparison to all the other big players at the time. Quarter after quarter, Dell ate IBM's lunch. Well, after a while they even moved into networking gear by partnering with Broadcom, an outfit with outsourced foundries in Asia. I know because I own their gear for my tech lab, after being introduced to it at work. Companies have to chase margins in order to compete, but after a while, what do they have to offer American workers? What is there left after everything gets offshored? People used to make fun of Chinese factories, well, now they're like the Borg on "Start Trek": resistance is futile.
They ain't just making pots anymore: th-cam.com/video/yL1AgOqnYYE/w-d-xo.html
Most CEO here served in the US military, why not that Chinese guy?
Yes, you are right ! Most American CEO, Manager or Staffs served in the US military and linked to American Government. It's a fact, so why so afraid of Huawai??? It's because of China Bashing just like Japan Bashing or now Iran Bashing.
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Very funny!
The whole world is doing ad for Huawei lol
Quite true. I didn't know about Huawei. Now I want to get one. I saw some interviews of people using Huawei phones in Europe they are really awesome.
for the ad, i bought my Huawei Mate 20 x a month ago, thank you.
@@jimmylim500 too bad service will stop for them soon
Lol my next phone will definitely be Huawei Mate 20!!
“Switchers”
Bill Plummer's body language, tone of voice and choice of words indicates nervousness and evasiveness.
He said It All “the US was was asleep at the switch” and that will be what brings us down in the ever expanding and dominating technologies & communications sector. When you can’t do anything without WiFi, lte or broadband in the very near future and we won’t even have the infrastructure to manufacture our systems from soup to nuts. Yea, that sounds to me like a problem.
USA is a 80% services based economy. Obviously other countries will employ people and do the manufacturing.
Back door politicians who have made money off of allowing this to happen. Clinton's have ties here. 2015- Clinton's attained VISAs for Huawei personnel while Secretary of State
@Alfred Strickert
The Trump element..
The 45th element
Hon Hai Precision Industry, the world’s largest contract manufacturer for consumer electronics, also known as Foxconn, is Huawei’s largest supplier.
Wisconsin is building a US plant...interesting
Trump is awake at the switch.
My next phone will definitely be a Huawei.
Envy you. Huawei banned in US.
It's a garbage....ALSO THEY HAVE A SPY CHIP....
@@benle2372 its a great phone. I'm definitely buying one. It doesn't have a 'spy chip'.
@Tarzan Google Pixel phones are made by HTC.
@@benle2372 Yes and it manipulate ur brain to do stupid things like trolling here. Damn u Huawei
"Huawei is a business, in the business of doing business" that's about the most vague statement I've ever heard. This guy says he's trying to stop the perpetuation of Chinese stereotypes but he answers most questions with ridiculously vague comments or misdirection.
huawei's Bill Plumber is a spin doctor of business in the business of spinning 💩 for his own business.
It's just like listening to a tobacco lobbyist & knowing he's as honest as a used car salesman.
mark lol exactly I didn’t get his name but Bill Clinton to mind when I watched him talk 🤥
Conservatards refuse to accept that shareholders caused outsourcing not unions. And obsessing about HIGH SCHOOL football instead of culturally valuing nerdism and creativity. We simply have it too easy and are intellectually lazy.
Correct
High taxes, and massive regulations caused outsourcing. That is something libtards have imposed on us for decades.
Agreed.
Really, and, the work slow downs led by socialist/communist union that infiltrated union leadership from the 60's on had nothing to do with outsourcing? It was written in the Communist International plans as how to overthrow America and achieve world Communism.
Yes, we had relatively high, if not the highest, corporate tax rates. That was a key component. Create a subsidiary overseas. Never repatriate profits. And, even take losses off the overseas sub. against profits here at home.
I like how the US head of Huawei talks about the company.
As a Chinese, I want to say that Huawei’s development has also helped the US company. Huawei has many suppliers from American companies. World trade is interconnected. American companies still have the core technology. The United States always says that the trade imbalance between China and the United States， but the Technology's blockade of China is also an important cause of trade deficit
An now huaweis decision from android showing their true face. I sold my device and get a korean one. The good thing is that the hate of asia is united towards the chinese goverment...Just ask the people in Vietnam or Japan in private
In 2012 HUAWEI delivered 4G networking equipment when no American corporation was offering it.
In 2020 HUAWEI delivered 5G networking equipment when no American corporation is offering it.
American corporations were too busy with stock buybacks and mergers and acquisitions to waste time in product development.
The best thing Huawei can do is to let go of USA and UK. Let USA and GB live in stone age 4G and let the rest of the world surf along in 5 G.
Hans Marheim hahaha yeah ok, looks like Huawei will be in the dark in a couple of months
UK is already on board of Zheng He's ship. Last week all of their telcos kicked off their 5G coverage using Huawei network equipment.
Huawei wouldn't give them a back door! Lol
Nailed it.!
These politicians and national security analysts have been asleep or at least half-asleep at the job. The U.S. could have better supported various strategic industries and their supporting R & D. What this 60 Minutes broadcast did not discuss is the fact that the military and next generation telecommunications and industry will need 5G systems and that Huawei now seems to be the only viable game in town.
I've always thought it was because they're phones are cheaper. I'm still using one even though they're banned now and will lose service soon.
Google and Apple comes to mind.. only gullible people will think only huawei do the bad things 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂.
and Microsoft
Yeap
What part of China are you from?
Yeah I agree, this is veiled protectionism, but I'm okay with it. I do not want a Chinese company supplying this equipment. PERIOD
No, only those who believe that Chaiman Mao was a mass murderer who did his best to destroy the traditional culture of China.
My Huawei phone just told me it's not true
OMFG I just laffed so hard. thanks.
Huawei should thank the US for this free advertisement, now more people are going to buy its gadgets.
Wait, so that security officer just said that China is so different from the U.S. because the communist government tells what the companies should do. Yet later he talks about the phone call with Sprint CEO that they are not happy with they buying Huawei, and after that the businessman also talked about how the gov agents interfering....
Damn! Cisco dropped the ball on that one. The security concerns here are very real unfortunately. That's just the nasty side of geo politics; China feels the same way about American made hardware.
Sunny The Germans and the rest of the Europeans also feel the same way about American made hardware.
12:33 Xi Jinping_ "Very good, move his office to a higher floor"
Huawei has just been excluded from bidding on new networks in Australia.
talk about government influencing private companies, what's up with Sprint kek
Why all the fuss about Huawei being influenced by the Chinese government while Sprint bends over when asked by Uncle Sam? It seems we will always lag behind in technology because we're worried about being spied on. Tragic.
magellanmax big difference...one word Communist
Think about this way. If huawei got any security issues by national security `s, the US alllow that happen? If so, the government is incompetent itself.
James Pai Huawei has been doing it for all these years and not until it is the established leader in 5G that America suddenly wakes up that Huawei is a threat? The intelligence agencies must be sleeping all this while or is it just the PR department that was sleeping?
Why such a big company has not gone to public? You can see that its financial resource can not be tabled.
As I watch this on my Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro.....
Israeli are doing this 100 time bigger than Huawei , what are we doing to them !? o i know we are giving them more money !!
Israel owns USA. What do you expect? Just most citizen don't know about it.
u r right ! that exactly why citizen should wake up & we should speak out as it is !
US is a puppet of Israel
08 June 1967: Israel deliberately attacked our USS LIBERTY!🗽 ~ Ask her Surviving Veterans for their TRUTHFUL version of this event,... and learn that it was NOT “mistaken identity”.
The difference being that Israel is not a dangerous enemy.
Telecommunications should be treated as none outsourcable product.
America should never be doing business or importing phone 📱 hardwares
Meso Anto Communication cannot be no outsource, a totally closed door thing, because communication means connectivity and you need third parties to be connected. Even a communist country knows that but not a hegemony like the United States.
I can’t believe the U.S. gov. actually said they were ‘ worried’ about Huawei and that they would be a lot happier if Sprint don’t work with HUAWEI. They were so ... subtle.
A bit supprised to see a Huawei advert in the middle of this clip
We are an open book said t guy.... a little too late buddy... still really amazing that t USA has no a company that provides the network communications we rely on every day
Watchin' this on a Huawei ...
Recently the company I work for bought few Huawei routers and switches as a client demand.
We didn't have anyone ever who touched their devices before... took us 30 min to learn to fully configure them.
I like how uncomfortable the representative is when they say they weren't allowed to talk to anybody.
P.S. - I'm not from the USA, I'm from easten europe.
The sad fact is that _all_ of the big network infrastructure companies (Cisco, Juniper, Foundry, etc.) already outsource chip manufacture to China. Where there have been some reports that they have built in back doors. This may be just a conspiracy theory, but it deserves just as much consideration from a security standpoint as simply buying your networking equipment from a Chinese company.
At least I’m not alone by myself. I have someone look at me 24/7🤗
I love this line 5:49
LITERALLY ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅
Is it possible to invest in Hiawei? Like buy stock?
You underestimate the Chinese, they play the LONG-GAME. The business facade of Huawei is quite intentional.
"...and Sprint said Ok." But Huawei must say No! Oh America, the hypocrisy of it all.
8:49 “That would be difficult for them to say no".....
The expert’s take on how Huawei can grow so quickly is incomplete. The rapid growth of Chinese Higher Education is actually proving this company with tens of thousands engineering and science major students every year
As if we don't have exploits in Oracle, Cisco, Motorola, Apple, MS et. al.
So all these "experts" has been spreading lies about Huawei since 2012
I would say switches and routers, not really switchers
After watching our legislators question our tech giant CEO’s, I’m seriously concerned about their competence in these matters. It was almost to the point of asking them if they’d help change lawmakers ringtones. They’re inept in this field and should get people who are not to make these points to the American public. Right now they look way out of their depth and completely clueless to advice anyone at all. Send out the tech CEO’s to explain it to us, and who aren’t trapped in 1954.
This just harks back to the colonialists narrative insinuating Chinese as "yellow peril" again with that Asian eye and yellow background.
Did the story get any facts wrong?
Huawei will be my next cell sound,like that have the best technology
Yes, but it's American technology.
Facebook, Google, Apple etc no one has talked about it but Huawei ... Why?
American knowledge of telecom industry is evolving from 'they know what they don't know' towards 'they don't know what they don't know.'
2:10 Yes but hypocritical! I guess it is more acceptable for the NSA to do what Huawei is being accused of possibly doing in the future. Gives you wonderfully warm and fuzzy feeling when your own does it to you! Not some...foreigner..!
Never considered a Huawei before. Now my next phone will definitely be a Huawei 👍🌞👍
Just got one. Top of the range.
Your credit rating will be excellent when Xi comes to power in US! Wise boi.
good thinking, subject yourself to the whims of a foreign national power....
Hi I really want to buy Huawei Mate pro 20. It's awesome in reviews.
By all means, China first. Any country first except your own. Another clone of Barry Obama.
"In the telecommunications world,...Once you get the camel's nose in the tent you can go anywhere" @2:40
Make a part 2.
I love at 11:26 how he looks away from the guy or camera. Like hes got something to hide and doesn't want to say. A lot of the interviews from the US people tend to be a little off. If you watch the body language and the off put glances.
Apple have overpriced there phones and taken consumers for granted.
Brought a P20 Pro mate today.
So they blocked sprint deal, blocked the broadcom deal, and they say the government cooperation relationships works a bit differently there in China.
60 minutes must have no bias but true stories
All american corporation served the cia. Whats the different..??
China promote win win. US promote wars.
The CIA needs a court warrant to access private data of citizens, and they cannot force companies to decrypt customer data for them. Pretty big difference
Ok.
On April 25, 2013, the NSA obtained a court order requiring Verizon's Business Network Services to provide metadata on all calls in its system to the NSA "on an ongoing daily basis" for a three-month period,
as reported by The Guardian on June 6, 2013. This information includes "the numbers of both parties on a call ... location data, call duration, unique identifiers, and the time and duration of all calls" but not "the contents of the conversation itself". The order relies on the so-called "business records" provision of the Patriot Act
No you need a ruling by a jurisdiction court before CIA can operate with x company.
Alcatel lucent is half American. Lucent is a american company with ties to bell labs.
At one time but not for almost 2 decades
David A yes, I know, but 60 minutes claim that Alcatel lucent is French is false. Lucent is originally American and much of the engineering is done in USA.
It just goes to show how afraid they are
Sprint would had been in better position if they had use Huawei equipment.
China would influence Social Credit and Police State Surveillance that would conflict/compete with the NSA.
@OceanBlue They're all the same. Spies. Fries. French Fries. Kielbasa. All deliciously, mouthwatering suspense and drama.
@OceanBlue NSA is created to protect and promote Israeli interest which may or may not align with American people's interest. CIA and NSA work together and are the biggest spying entities in the world. You know that don't you?
Remember when the cia had a backdoor in to Cisco equipment
CALEA (CALEA Act, 1995) has been around for +24 yrs, so, YAWN.
So happy to see bipartisanship lead to rational policy!
Watching from one of their phones right now. Hahahahahha
If USA fear this... then that only means they ( USA ) have wanted to do this.
No other reasons.
Wrong. The US has already been doing that for years. They are just afraid that they may not be able to continue to do it if Huawei comes in.
You already kidnap his daughter , and still don't get the backdoor key ? 🤣
Very much balance view in the interview ...Thanks...
This is the movie Rising Sun with Snipes & Connery all over again...
inevitably, the capital of the united states......WA SHING TON
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL
Paranoia is a sign if weakness
You are not being paranoid if they are really out to get ya!
@@JRobbySh lol. Let's look at history... then facts
Remember how America's NSA spied on German chancellor Angela Merkel? Now the same country is "concerned" about Huawei 😂
interesting to see where we went wrong
Lmao unbelievable more slander afraid of competition🤣😂
Huawei made the best phone I ever had. They have my full support.
Why would we settle this out of court?
I love my Huawei Nova 3i. Except one thing I hate is you can't put it in a water proof bag because it just has a thing coming up that says "don't cover the top." My old huawei didn't have that and you can put it in a water proof bag.