Ned Ryun: Here’s why it is crucial that the US beat China in the race to build 5G wireless technolog

[chuckiechan]

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/ned...a-in-the-race-to-build-5g-wireless-technology

The America First Agenda calls for questioning and examining everything our government is faced with, with one central guiding principle: do what is best for America, its workers and taxpayers, and what is best for America’s future standing in the world.

Nowhere is this more evident than the president’s willingness to stand up to China on trade, intellectual property theft, forced technology transfers and – most importantly – cybersecurity.

One of the areas of competition that the Trump administration needs to focus on is the struggle for global leadership in developing the fifth generation of wireless technology – known as 5G technology.

[SNIP]

However, China – the world’s largest authoritarian police state – is making a strong play to win the race for 5G and will do what it takes to win.

As an article in Fortune pointed out last month: “Beijing identified 5G as a national priority in its ‘Made in China 2025’ technology roadmap and worked closely to set global technical standards. The government supports efforts of its mobile carriers and equipment manufacturers to develop 5G technologies.” (O.P. NOTE: “By any means necessary”)

One of the areas of competition that the Trump administration needs to focus on is the struggle for global leadership in developing the fifth generation of wireless technology – known as 5G technology.
If we fail to confront China on this and other issues, we will regret it for the next 100 years.

If China takes the lead they will set the standards. That also means the IoT - will be listening in and monitoring potentially sensitive information. The deeper China gets, the harder it will be to retain our military infrastructure due to technology theft through Chinese 5G device.

And hold your jets. This is not a “**** on Trump” thread. Its about 5G and China stealing it.

 

[Cardinal]

We're not making any major infrastructural improvements for the next umpteen years.