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NBN not the only opportunity in Australia for Huawei
The Australian head of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei says there is still a role for the company in Australia, despite being banned from any participation in the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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Huawei exceeds staff growth expectations
Chinese communications vendor, Huawei, has exceeded its staff growth expectations for the year in Australia, now employing more than 700 staff across five local offices.
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Huawei backs NBN committee report
Huawei Australia has backed a new report on the role and potential of the NBN.
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Ex-politicians join Huawei
Former Victorian Premier, John Brumby, and former Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer, now sits on the Chinese communications vendor’s newly-established board of directors in Australia.
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Huawei collaborates with Australian NBN research centre
China-based networking vendor, Huawei Australia, has donated equipment and thousands of dollars as part of collaborative efforts with the University of Melbourne’s Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society (IBES).
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