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To: TobagoJack who wrote (148754)	5/26/2019 7:01:02 PM
From: Gemlaoshi	1 Recommendation Recommended By dvdw© Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 218005

the only question is how far are the players willing to press the trade war Marketing 101 says effective marketing is a simple two step process: 1. Prospective seller (Huawei) should do market research to determine what the prospective customer (US/UK/etc, etc.) wants/needs, and 2. Prospective seller determines if it can provide those needs at a competitive price. I have never read any marketing studies that suggest that hit/hit harder is an effective marketing strategy that endears the customer to the seller. Considering the considerable rhetoric surrounding the issue, may I suggest that Huawei offer its tools/products with quantum encryption. No possible backdoor snooping from the PRC or NSA. A real win/win situation. The real threat to Huawei is that if it does not address the needs of its potential customers, some other telecom disruptor will.