5G

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Transforming digital access in the Western Hemisphere

The Summit of the Americas, hosted by the United States in Los Angeles, will focus on digital improvements to catalyze a healthy economy.
Illustration of communication tower with lines in background (State Dept./S. Gemeny Wilkinson)

Why ‘open’ 5G tech is vital for Brazil’s future

Learn why Open RAN 5G technology would bring Brazil more secure, reliable and flexible networks than single-company providers.
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Trade between U.S. and India drives economic growth and connectivity

The U.S. and India continue to generate billions in economic growth through their bilateral trade and spur multimillion-dollar deals in the region.
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U.S. helps countries build secure 5G networks

The U.S. is helping countries build their 5G wireless networks in a safe and reliable way, without going into unmanageable debt or compromising security.
Mike Pompeo standing in front of illuminated map of the United States with words 5G Clean Path written on it (© Andrew Harnik/AP Images)

Expanded Clean Network initiative safeguards data

The Clean Network initiative protects the entire technology data system from malign actors around the world.
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U.S. and U.K. stand firm against Huawei security risk

The United Kingdom is joining the U.S. in banning equipment made by the Chinese firm Huawei from its fifth-generation (5G) wireless communication networks.
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China’s economic blitzkrieg

The Chinese Communist Party is leveraging its economic power to exert influence around the globe and to try to make the world safe for dictatorship.
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U.S. further limits Huawei and ZTE

The U.S. has declared the Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE national security threats and blocked use of federal subsidies for the companies' equipment.
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FBI director: China’s economic espionage threatens free societies

The Chinese Communist Party's theft of intellectual property has resulted in one of the largest transfers of wealth in history, a U.S. official says.