'Theft, lies, cover-up': US government slams Huawei for alleged criminal activity as blockbuster trial begins

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  • The US Department of Justice has accused Huawei of conspiring to steal secrets from five US companies
  • Huawei is accused of a prolonged campaign of theft, covering a 20 year period
  • Admissions from Huawei's chief financial officer, ⁠Meng Wanzhou, are set to be used as evidence in the trial

Court proceedings have begun against Huawei in the United States, with the US Department of Justice accusing the Chinese tech giant of stealing trade secrets from competing US companies.

Huawei – which unusually for Chinese companies operating abroad is owned entirely by its staff – has denied all accusations of industrial espionage, intellectual property, and any other wrongdoing.

While accused of stealing from companies that include Cisco and T-Mobile, Huawei’s defense is that it is simply innovating and doing business as a competitor.

Who has Huawei spied on?

Given the United States’ belligerent tone towards China under the current administration, that...

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