TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月26日 03時01分

Chinese firm #Huawei, the world’s biggest telecommunications-equipment company, may be the most controversial company on the planet. Huawei has long been accused of rampant theft of intellectual property, selling U.S. tech to enemy states and being a Trojan horse for the Chinese Communist Party. On May 15, the Trump Administration placed Huawei on a list that meant American companies require a special license to do business with it. Huawei got a temporary reprieve five days later, when the Commerce Department announced a 90-day exemption. This tech cold war matters, writes Charlie Campbell, because it could slow down or dramatically alter the rollout of a technology that is likely to define the future of the Internet for the next decade—the 5G networks in which Huawei has all but cornered the market. The race to roll out 5G is the most consequential fight for global technological supremacy since the U.S. battled the Soviet Union to put a man on the moon. In this photograph, an employee watches a program on his smartphone as he rests at his cubicle during a lunch break in Shenzhen in April. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @kevinfrayer—@gettyimages

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