*Update* Another charming Huawei story: Suggestions of race discrimination at Huawei's British Basingstoke location; It seems Chinese immigrant workers replace British ones. A 'great' signal to send -> C: more @: The Inquirer.  An update to the INQ's article suggests great sensitivity re. this issue. . .

*Update* The Daily Beast reports 11th Oct 11, that Huawei has been barred from posting a bid for a new national wireless network Stateside due to "...U.S. government national-security concerns", as stated by a Commerce Department spokesman to the Daily Beast.  Well - this is yet another indication that caution is advised when critical infrastructure projects are to be undertaken. . .

                                                                    

Looking at Huawaei's progress into Europe and consequently also Denmark, it might be relevant to take a closer look at the company's background and the controversial issues that cling to Huawei.

So far, Huawei's products have been interesting due to pricing, but this is changing as the growth and success becomes more established. There are however, many other issues which are relevant to consider, not least of which the challenges facing the company by authorities in USA, Great Britain and Europe.

The recommendation is to take all these issues into account when considering any investments in products from this company.

In the following, a few selected articles outline the controversial issues concerning the company, its attitude and progress:

12. JULI 2010 FierceWireless: Huawei hires U.S. advisers to alleviate security concerns

24. AUG. 2010 Reuters: Senators raise concern about Huawei-Sprint deal

15 SEP. 2010 FierceWireless: Huawei outlines three-pronged plan to address security concerns

08 OKT. 2010 Bloomberg: NSA allegedly warns AT&T with loss of Govt. busn. if Huawei eq. is purchased

19 Nov. 2010: RCRWireless: Huawei ensnared in another U.S. security concern 19. Nov. 2010

And, the final straw:

01. Mar. 2011: Huawei? No way 1, Marts 1, 2011, by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Center for Security Policy

Many other articles in this debate abound, including the Fox News stuff, but the sum of the warnings should not be overlooked. 
And then there is today's (03 AUG. 2011) report from McAfee, however, that's another story, right?