The European Union has chosen to disregard the U.S. Government’s call for an outright ban on the use of Huawei’s telecommunications equipment, choosing instead to recommend that its 28 member nations share more data on cybersecurity risks associated with the next generation of mobile telephone networks, known as 5G.

The EU will not stop mobile operators in member states from using Huawei’s telecommunications equipment. Instead, the European Commission announced on Tuesday that its cybersecurity strategy will entail asking national governments to carry out individual risk assessments, which would then be pooled to help the EU decide if it needs to take further action, such as banning or restricting work with companies such as Huawei.