Chinese telecoms kit maker ZTE has sold its majority stake in ZTE Special Equipment (ZTEsec) – a company that sells surveillance systems. The under-fire Shenzhen-based firm said in a little-publicised filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the end of September that it would “dispose of its 68 per cent equity interests” in …

COMMENTS

House rules Send corrections

This topic is closed for new posts.

Thursday 18th October 2012 00:05 GMT FrankAlphaXII

They're actually admitting breaking sanctions against Iran by selling them Communications Intelligence tech? Wow. I guess noone's told them that admitting it is in general much worse than denying it. Coming clean's kind of the dumber option.

0 0

This topic is closed for new posts.

Topics

Special Features

Vendor Voice

Resources

User topics

Article topics

User topics

Article topics

ZTE drops spy tech subsidiary

COMMENTS

Other stories you might like

Microsoft cuts off Azure phone surveillance support for Israeli military

Huawei lays out multi-year AI accelerator roadmap and claims it makes Earth’s mightiest clusters

Huawei used its own silicon to re-educate DeepSeek so its output won’t bother Beijing

UK government says digital ID won't be compulsory – honest

UK to roll out mandatory digital ID for right to work by 2029

Suspected Iran-backed attackers targeting European aerospace sector with novel malware

We're number 1! America now leads the world in surveillanceware investment

Huawei counts cost of Western bans as UK business withers

Huawei's battery energy storage systems run out of juice in the UK

Who watches the watchmen? Surveillanceware firms make bank, avoid oversight

Dodgy Huawei chips nearly sunk DeepSeek's next-gen R2 model

Stacking up Huawei’s rack-scale boogeyman against Nvidia’s best

About Us

Our Websites

Your Privacy