We don't want G5, it kills, so WTF? - Huawei CEO Reportedly Offers To License 5G Technology To American Companies In Peace Offer To Trump Although there are many political ramifications to this, including the fact that the Chinese government might not like to see the most valuable assets of its most valuable tech company land in U.S. hands, my goal here is to discuss the impact this olive branch will have on the technology sector— this could be the one-time opportunity to make the U.S. a telecommunications powerhouse again and get back and win the 5G race. Today, there is no American 5G equipment maker. Lucent, which used to be part of A&T, was the last U.S. manufacturer of telecommunications equipment and is now part of Nokia, after the Finnish company completed the acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent three years ago, on November 2016. And Qualcomm is only making 5G modems and antennas for smartphones and is not building any telecommunications equipment. Although a company like Cisco—which already competes with Huawei in the enterprise and service provider networking market—would be a great candidate for this deal, smaller equipment makers including Arista, Juniper or a Silicon Valley startup could grab this opportunity to build the next U.S. telecommunications giant that could compete and win against Ericsson, Nokia and Huawei! https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanbaptiste/2019/09/12/huawei-ceo-reportedly-offers-to-license-5g-technology-stack-to-american-companies-in-peace-offer-to-trump/#4fe7b2965324