Senator Mark Warner and Senator Marco Rubio say that ZTE poses a significant threat to national security.

Chairman Yin Yimin apologises to staff and customers after ZTE agreed to pay a $1 billion fine to the US to end a supplier ban that crippled its business.

The Chinese phone maker agrees to a $1 billion fine from the US government for a reversal of the ban on it buying parts from US suppliers.

Facebook has data sharing partnerships with at least four Chinese firms, including Huawei, which has been scrutinised by US intelligence agencies.

US president Donald Trump offers a job-saving concession to Beijing ahead of high-stakes trade talks this week.

The Chinese firm's main business operations cease due to a ban imposed by the US government, even as it tries to have the ban modified or reversed.

Prosecutors are investigating whether the Chinese tech company violated US sanctions in relation to Iran.

Consumers are advised to avoid Android handsets from ZTE until it clarifies whether US sanctions prevent it from updating its devices.

China's ZTE postpones the release of its quarterly earnings, following an order that bans US companies from selling it parts for seven years.

US regulators propose new rules that could cut into ZTE's sales, while a supply ban means it may not be able to use Android in its devices.

The results show ZTE data products feature excellent interoperability and are capable of providing the effective SDN solution to address traffic optimisation, it says.

Its NB-IOT innovative application smart parking solution won the Best Mobile Service for the Connected Life GLOMO 2018 at the Mobile World Congress 2018.