Although Huawei, which was blacklisted by the US in 2019 for its direct connection with the Chinese state, works hard to heal the wounds of the destruction caused by the sanctions, it seems that the troubled days will continue for a while.
In this process, the company faced many problems, such as breaking its agreement with TSMC, which it had produced its own Kirin processor, losing Google support, and perhaps most importantly, the sale of Honor, which has been under its roof for years. Although he breathed a bit of relief with the HarmonyOS operating system he released, he sat on the target again after a new move from the USA.
Hard disk blow to Huawei from the USA!
Another shock to Huawei, which has been in trouble with the USA in recent years. The US Senate gave an ultimatum to Seagate.
US votes on new law that further solidifies stances on Huawei
As it will be remembered, Huawei was blacklisted during the period of former President Donald Trump. At that time, the Chinese company thought that if Trump could not win the elections, the said sanctions would be lifted. But Joe Biden, who took office earlier this year, took a very similar stance to the former president. In fact, according to the latest information, Biden is making the attitude towards Huawei even more rigid.
Accordingly, the House of Representatives voted on a bill that would prevent blacklisted companies such as Huawei from obtaining new equipment licenses from US regulators. The Safe Equipment Act, seen as his government’s latest move to curb the Chinese company, was approved by a vote of 420-4. The final decision now rests with President Joe Biden. On the other hand, let’s add that the same situation applies to ZTE.
Making statements on the adoption of the bill, Republican Senator Marco Rubio used the following statements:
“Companies run by the Chinese state, such as Huawei and ZTE, that threaten our national security have no place in our telecommunications network.”
If the bill is approved by Joe Biden, the independent government agency that oversees US interstate and international radio, television, wire, satellite and cable communications is listed on the FCC’s “List of Covered Equipment or Services”. Huawei It will be completely prevented from issuing new equipment licenses to companies such as
As it will be remembered, the FCC made a similar move in June. In addition to Huawei, it had decided not to license equipment to many Chinese companies, but this was suspended after the intense reaction from China. In fact, the organization, which allocated a large fund, called for an urgent change to companies using Huawei network equipment in the USA.