Huawei says that production of its high-end Kirin smartphone chips will stop Sept. 15 and, more broadly, its smartphone production has “no chips and no supply”
BEIJING (AP) — Chinese tech giant Huawei is running out of processor chips to make smartphones due to U.S. sanctions …
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@elliottzaagman
Elliott Zaagman
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The best way to understand the US tech strategy vs China is as siege warfare: China has built a wall, but with entry and exit points preferable to China's health, wealth, and development. So the US cuts off those points, causing China's tech sector to waste away from the inside. …
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@alexhern
Alex Hern
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That would be substantially more damaging for Apple in China than losing Google services was for Huawei in the west, I think. And yet this is the US government doing it to both.
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@kate_okeeffe
Kate O'Keeffe
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NEW: Qualcomm is lobbying the U.S. to roll back restrictions on the sale of advanced components to Huawei, saying they're ineffective at stopping the banned Chinese telecom and handing an $8 billion market to Samsung & Mediatek in the process https://www.wsj.com/... w @asafitch
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@niubi
Bill Bishop
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Qualcomm, wading into the tech battle between the U.S. and China, is lobbying the Trump administration to roll back restrictions on the sale of advanced components to Huawei https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ
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@kate_okeeffe
Kate O'Keeffe
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From Qcom lobbying slides on Huawei blacklisting: “If Qualcomm is subject to export licensing, but its foreign competitors are not, U.S. govt policy will cause a rapid shift in 5G chipset mkt share in China & beyond,” an “unacceptable outcome” https://www.wsj.com/... w @asafitch
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@lindsaypgorman
Lindsay P. Gorman
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The 5G conversation has been rife with these very types of interdependencies from the start, whether it's US suppliers or Europe telcos. They're indicative of the true challenge in separating out deeply intertwined economies even in this one critical infrastructure sector. https:…
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@jchengwsj
Jonathan Cheng
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Qualcomm to Trump administration: You should let us continue to sell advanced components to Huawei for their 5G products, or else we're going to lose out in as much as $8 billion worth of sales each year. @asafitch @Kate_OKeeffe https://www.wsj.com/...
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@bonnieglaser
Bonnie Glaser
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Qualcomm is telling US officials their export ban won't stop Huawei from obtaining necessary components and just risks handing billions of dollars of Huawei sales to the U.S. firm's overseas competitors. https://www.wsj.com/...
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@bobdavis187
Bob Davis
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Department of unintended consequences: Crackdown on Huawei opens the Huawei market for some foreign companies. Not fair, says Qualcomm. Let us in too. @asafitch @Kate_OKeeffe https://www.wsj.com/...
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@qingqingparis
Qingqing_Chen
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This makes sense. #Huawei has already started purchasing high-end #5G chipsets from other suppliers like #MediaTek — a major challenge to #Qualcomm as it would lose multimillion dollars. But the question is how much it can influence White House https://www.wsj.com/...