The US requires Qualcomm, Intel, ARM, and others to stop trading with Huawei


As the trade tension between the US and China grows, Chinese telecom company, Huawei is also feeling the heat. The United States recently included Huawei in the list of entities which means that the company can not purchase technology from the US without the government’s approval. Now, there are reports that the US government has sent e-mails to the top US companies officially informing them that Huawei has been included in the “entity list”, and related companies must stop any business transaction with Huawei and HiSilicon. A number of actions are currently being taken to block transactions with the Chinese company and these includes:

  • Immediately stop the shipment of Huawei and HiSilicon products;
  • All existing or new Huawei and HiSilicon orders must be suspended or terminated;
  • Stop accessing Huawei’s e-procurement website and prohibit access

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As follow-up actions and plans are still under discussion, once the headquarters has received more information, it will be further communicated. According to reliable sources, Qualcomm, Intel, ARM, Teradyne, and other companies have received similar emails. However, the Chinese manufacturer has been planning for technology independence and chip-turning. It has already made a defense-in-depth system in the rain of bullets. As of now, we do not know how far the United States government is willing to go and Huawei’s level of preparedness is also uncertain.

Huawei’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, responded to the inclusion of the company in the “list of entities”

“If the United States says it will no longer supply parts to Huawei, the damage is on American companies, because we are the third largest chip company in the world, and the United States will lose so many orders, the financial statements of many companies in the United States will go down, and there will be big fluctuations in the stock market. Without them, we also have the ability to substitute production, so from this point of view, we have no survival crisis.”

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5 Comments

  1. Ahmed Salami
    May 18, 2019

    Don’t want f35 jet on my home soil,make I shut my mouth,#Donaldtrump should come out with constructive criticism, chai,seniority is not forever,my one cent,if u know u know

  2. Gbadamosi Lukmon
    May 18, 2019

    This is Lesson to all China Phones manufacturers once USA knew u are doing better than most of their companies they will always find a way to lie against such company….Asia continent should sit up except Samsung of Korea (USA ass licker )company …China in Particular should sit up everyone should stop USA companies…..I pity Oneplus1 , Xiaomi and other company thats hoping for future business with USA…Too bad

  3. N369RM
    May 19, 2019

    China complaining about trade is like a bank robber complaining about a bag of money being “light”. Americans are united on this issue and China better cut a deal soon or lose the US market. They sell junk anyway.

  4. N369RM
    May 19, 2019

    China complaining about trade is like a bank robber complaining about a bag of money being “light”. Americans are united on this issue and China better cut a deal soon or lose the US market. They sell junk anyway.

    Frankly, the world should just stop trading with China. They are nothing but thieves who mostly sell junk.

    • JackPipper
      May 19, 2019

      You and your American folks should stop trading…we don’t care. As for the rest of the world, we rather buy a cheap Chinese junk which is now as durable as an overpriced American junk