US Revokes Intel, Qualcomm Licenses To Sell Chips To Huawei
- The U.S. Commerce Department has revoked licenses for chip exports to Huawei, part of efforts to limit China's tech influence.
- The decision follows a years-long review of policies allowing U.S. goods to be shipped to Huawei, considered a national security threat.
- Despite the revocations, some suppliers still hold billions in licenses to sell goods to Huawei, including controversial authorizations like Intel shipping processors.
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US Revokes Export Licenses for Huawei's 4G Chips: Heavy Blow to China
The United States has revoked licenses from companies such as Intel and Qualcomm to supply 4G chips for laptops and mobile phones to the Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei Technologies, three sources said. "We have withdrawn certain export licenses to Huawei," the Ministry of Commerce said, without specifying which licenses were involved. An Intel spokesman declined to comment, Qualcomm did not respond to a request for comm…
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US revokes some licenses for exports to China's Huawei
WASHINGTON: The United States has revoked certain licenses for exports to Chinese tech giant Huawei, the Commerce Department said, drawing opposition from Beijing on Wednesday (May 8). The move came after criticism last month by Republican lawmakers, who urged President Joe Biden's administration
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