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5 Min Read MADRID/STOCKHOLM/PARIS (Reuters) - European mobile operators are starting to consider Samsung Electronics, long seen as a non-starter, in the race to replace China’s Huawei as the supplier of their fledgling 5G systems, although early talks suggest it will still be an uphill struggle. FILE PHOTO: People sit in front of a Samsung logo at the IFA consumer tech fair in Berlin, Germany, September 6, 2019. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke After Samsung unexpectedly landed a $6 billion deal with U.S. giant Verizon in September, Spain’s Telefonica and France’s Orange have both held talks w...

Isla Binnie, Supantha Mukherjee, Mathieu Rosemain 5 分钟阅读 * Telefonica and Orange considering buying from Samsung * Samsung commonly seen as requiring expensive equipment swap MADRID/STOCKHOLM/PARIS, Dec 17 (Reuters) - European mobile operators are starting to consider Samsung Electronics , long seen as a non-starter, in the race to replace China’s Huawei as the supplier of their fledgling 5G systems, although early talks suggest it will still be an uphill struggle. After Samsung unexpectedly landed a $6 billion deal with U.S. giant Verizon in September, Spain’s Telefonica and Fran...

Samsung works its way into European 5G race to fill Huawei gap Toggle share menu Advertisement Samsung works its way into European 5G race to fill Huawei gap European mobile operators are starting to consider Samsung Electronics, long seen as a non-starter, in the race to replace China's Huawei as the supplier of their fledgling 5G systems, although early talks suggest it will still be an uphill struggle. FILE PHOTO: People sit in front of a Samsung logo at the IFA consumer tech fair in Berlin, Germany, September 6, 2019. REUTERS/Hannibal Hansch...