The Biden administration has informed some suppliers to China’s Huawei Technologies Co. of tighter conditions on previously approved export licenses, prohibiting items for use in or with 5G devices, according to people familiar with the move.
Working group to boost global chip cooperation By MA SI | China Daily | Updated: 2021-03-12 08:57 Share CLOSE The China Semiconductor Industry Association, an association of 774 Chinese chip companies, said on Thursday that it has partnered with its US counterpart to establish a working group to create a better avenue for communication on issues such as export controls and supply chain security . [Photo/IC]
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China’s biggest tech firm, Huawei Technologies Co., has risen to global prominence as a leader in 5G, the much ballyhooed, next-generation wireless technology. It’s also become a major target for the U.S., which has been trying to convince its allies to ban Huawei equipment from their national networks on spying concerns. The U.K., in a major reversal, decided in 2020 to join the boycott, followed by Sweden, signaling fresh momentum for the American effort. Underlying the wrangling is the questi
US imposes more limits on suppliers to Huawei
‘CORRECTING MISTAKES’: The rules create a more explicit prohibition on exports of components for 5G devices, making the ban more uniform among licensees
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The administration of US President Joe Biden has informed some suppliers to China’s Huawei Technologies Co (華為) of tighter conditions on previously approved export licenses, prohibiting items for use in or with 5G devices, people familiar with the move said.
The 5G ban is effective as of this week, said the people, who asked not to be identified to discuss nonpublic communications.
The rules create a more explicit prohibition on the export of components such as semiconductors, antennas and batteries for Huawei 5G devices, making the ban more uniform among licensees.