Nick O'Connor | 26 June 2020 Telegraph calls for free world to unite against China on 5G Dear Reader,   The Telegraph is calling on the free world to unite against China in Beijing’s bid to drive the global 5G revolution, as China pulls money from infrastructure projects in Britain.   It’s a move to retaliate against Britain’s decision to spurn Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei’s bid to establish the U.K.’s developing 5G network.   And it comes on the heels of China’s defeat in Singapore, losing out to Nokia and Ericsson over the implementation of 5G rollouts there.   Here at Southbank, we’re keeping an eye on the geopolitics of this 5G battle.   We have to…   Chinese billionaire Ren Zhengfei is ready to license his 5G networking technology to ONE company – and he’s given only one clue as to who it may be.   It’s not his own $100 billion company, either.   Instead, the former army officer turned billionaire, who is set to build 600,000 5G base stations this year alone, is making an offer:   “We would like to offer an exclusive license to one company from the West so that it’s able to achieve economies of scale to support a business,” he said in a recent livestream.   International tensions are rising over his gambit. President Donald Trump was described as “apoplectic” when Ren last reached out to Britain as a suitable candidate.   Over the last year, our analysts have expended considerable time and resources to unravel the 5G puzzle.   And what we’ve found – a little company whose “Genesis Chip” could hold the key to the global 5G revolution – is shocking.   To see full details – click here.   Regards,   Nick O’Connor Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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