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Vodafone and BT said they would need a minimum of five years to remove equipment made by Huawei from their British networks, with Vodafone putting the cost of doing so in the "single figure billions" of pounds range.Andrea Dona, head of networks Vodafone UK, told a committee of lawmakers the operator needed to have a "sensible time scale" of several years to implement any further Huawei restrictions, with a minimum transitional plan spanning five years.Rival BT told the same committee it needed a minimum of five years,…

BT CEO Philip Jansen urged the British government on Monday not to move too fast to ban China's Huawei from the 5G network, cautioning that there could be outages and even security issues if it did. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to decide this week whether to impose tougher restrictions on Huawei, after intense pressure from the United States to ban the Chinese telecoms behemoth from Western 5G networks.Johnson in January defied President Donald Trump and granted Huawei a limited role in the 5G network, but the…

Orange and Proximus have picked Nokia to help build 5G networks in Belgium as they drop Huawei amid US pressure to exclude the Chinese firm from supplying key telecoms equipment.The moves are among the first by commercial operators in Europe to drop Huawei from next-generation networks and come after months of diplomatic pressure from Washington, which alleges Huawei equipment could be used by Beijing for spying.The Belgian capital Brussels is home to the European Union's executive body and parliament, making it a matter…

Sweden's Ericsson announced Wednesday it had been selected by British operator BT to deploy 5G mobile networks in several major UK cities, making it responsible for 50 percent of BT's total 5G traffic.The telecoms equipment maker said it would "be a key BT partner for 5G deployment in the UK capitals London, Edinburgh, Belfast, and Cardiff and other major cities.""BT has a clear direction in how it wants to drive its 5G ambitions in the UK and we are delighted to be their partner in delivering that," Ericsson CEO Borje…