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that without US suppliers, Huawei would be unable to conduct even routine maintenance and hardware replacement.
Given the severity of the action, the implications of the Huawei situation are much more far reaching than Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods. In cutting off Huawei's supplies, the Trump administration is directly attacking a company tied to the Chinese government.would put a ban on selling technology to any Chinese company that violates US sanctions by doing businesses in countries like North Korea or Iran.
There's also a bill sitting in the Senate Judiciary Committee called the China Technology Transfer Control Act. It would put all core technologies developed through China's 'Made in China 2025' technology push on the'Made in China 2025' is meant to be the next phase in the China's plan to evolve it's economy into a major player in the global tech market. The China Technology Transfer Control Act would put a wrench in those plans.
We know that Huawei makes phones and other telecommunications technology. We also know that the Department of Justice charged Huawei for attempting to steal technology from a US company , and violating US sanctions to do business with Iran. We also know that we know next to nothing about who really controls the company aside from the founder Ren Zhengfei.
After going to university, Ren joined the People's Liberation Army and developed technology for them. He left the army in 1982 and founded Huawei in 1987. His daughter, currently
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