Major US companies will remain engaged with Huawei in developing global 5G mobile standards. The US Commerce Department and other…
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Huawei is launching a newspaper and internet campaign to mark 20 years of business in the UK amid speculations that…
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday extended Huawei ban for another year in an executive order signed in May 2019 declaring…
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Huawei is projecting that its annual smartphone shipments will fall around 20% this year. Which translates to about 50 million…
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Huawuei Set To Roll Out Harmony Operating System From 2020
by Val Lukhanyuby Val LukhanyuHuawei has announced it will roll out its new Harmony Operating System (OS) to some of its products from next…
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Huawei Files Petition in Court Against The US Subsidy Ban
by Val Lukhanyuby Val LukhanyuHuawei has filed a petition to a US court to overturn a ban imposed to the company last month. According…
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Huawei Survives Second Ban But Ahead of The Plan With Mate 30 Lacking American Parts
by Val Lukhanyuby Val LukhanyuHuawei Mate 30 has no American parts. For a backstory, early this year, the White House released a statement to…
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The US trade ban against Huawei forced the manufacturer to ditch Google apps on new phone models, and at the same time affected…
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Early this morning in Asia, Politico ran the news that the United States Department of Commerce is expected to extend…
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US restrictions may soon lessen the burden for American companies who count Huawei as a customer by getting a more…
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Google says that Huawei’s next flagship, the Mate 30 can’t launch with official Google apps. Huawei’s upcoming flagships, the Mate 30…
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The reprieve for Huawei Technologies and U.S. companies working with the telecom giant has been extended by the Trump administration…
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Huawei’s 90-day reprieve expires today China’s Huawei was banned from doing business with the US earlier this year as the…
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President Donald Trump on August 1st announced he will impose a 10% tariff on $300 billion in Chinese goods starting September 1,…