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Posted : 2021-02-12 09:13 By Kim Bo-eun The local tech industry is keenly watching President Joe Biden s administration for possible opportunities as new policies have been rolling out following the U.S. president taking office last month. Attention is being paid in particular on how the new government will deal with the escalating conflict with China over sanctions on key IT companies. President Biden is expected to engage more with U.S. allies in his diplomatic and economic strategy toward China, but the struggle to obtain the lead in key technologies is seen as likely to continue. The White House last month referred to Huawei as an untrusted vendor that is posing a security threat to the U.S. A presidential official stated the U.S. would not have its telecom networks use equipment from such vendors and increasingly work with allies in securing their networks.

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