Not very well.
It was more than five years ago that the U.S. and Australia banned Huawei from the telecom networks. Since then, we've continued to feed the Huawei machine with intellectual property, with hundreds of patents. It's not a very savvy move from a business perspective. When you layer on the national security issues that are presented, it's even more foolish.
We have a lot of catching up to do. This is not something that should surprise anybody. It was in May 2018 that Huawei was revealed by The Globe and Mail to be systematically moving IP out of Canada. It's been ongoing.
To me, it's only the public outcry that has reoriented the universities from continuing to do these deals. It's not their own understanding of the economic impacts or the national security impacts.