Re: Klystron
That's just not cricket...
8 publicly visible posts • joined 2 Dec 2013
Absolutely.
Actually IIRC Huawei have been given an OK by CESG in the UK - it needed a code inspection in Cheltenham as past of an openness deal. Lots of hot air being spouted by protectionists.
Do I trust Intel or Qualcomm more than Huawei? Not really.
Their kit works well, and is in many people's homes already. BT Openreach routers and Huawei mobile phones already have broken into the market.
What's the real difference between things made for US companies in China and made for Chinese companies in China? As is written above, the code has been inspected by the likes of GCHQ and found to be without a problem.
Take a look at Filr. You have total control of your files as they stay on your site (keeping your data in the local jurisdiction).
It is designed to work with Microsoft AD or NetIQ's eDir, and it keeps the file access rights properly. Supports iDevices, Android, Blackberry, Macs and PCs. What's not to like?
It allows you to share (if you want), without duplicating data all the time.
More details at: http://www.novell.com/filr/