Huawei

Pushed out by security concerns, Huawei is abandoning the U.S. market — and won't even miss it.

Plus, a second Chinese citizen electrocuted by an iPhone charger. Friday China links.

As HTC’s profits shrink, outside help may be able to turn the company around.

The head of America’s Cyber Command attributes Huawei’s rise to intellectual property theft.

“The U.S. should not have to compromise its national security to uphold free trade – but following China’s example is not the way to do it.”

Despite accusations from Chinese firms trying to gain entry into American markets, Beijing protects its own “strategic sectors.”

The U.S. and Australia have made clear their distrust of one of the world’s biggest telecoms companies. But their lack of transparency over their concerns does no one any favors.

China looks set to invest heavily in cloud computing. How will firms like Amazon and Microsoft respond?

Are China and Russia using ties to US firms to secure a potentially decisive edge in cyber space?

Is China’s Huawei a cyber security risk? Western governments have some reasonable grounds for concern.