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BT asks for more time to replace Huawei kit in its core network

Posted on July 1, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

BT has asked the UK government for more time to remove Huawei’s telecoms equipment from the most sensitive parts of its network infrastructure. All mobile and broadband operators must remove any Huawei kit installed in the core layers of their infrastructure by 28 January, 2023 as part of a wider ban on the company’s technology due to alleged security concerns. BT is migrating to a new 4G and 5G core powered by Ericsson’s cloud-based technologies.
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