We have already talked a lot about him difficult predicament Huawei finds itself in. This, according to the United States, the precursor of the avalanche of difficulties and blockades that are falling to the Chinese firm, is due to apparent suspicious ties of espionage and illicit conduct with the Chinese government. For this reason, multiple manufacturers have broken ties with Huawei and have stopped supplying parts and components.
In a not-too-distant development, Micron, an American firm, stopped providing its memory chips to Huawei, but it was not the first to make such a decision. However, this company and others have restarted negotiations with the Chinese brand.
Although there are the same limitations for US companies that the cabinet implemented several weeks ago, only products that contain 25% or more of components or materials from the US are sanctioned. Of the rest, everything happens without much trouble. They also do not affect products that are not made in the USA. That is why Several companies have resupplied their products to Huawei, although restrictions remain.
Apparently Intel and some other market leaders have also resumed shipping products to Huawei. This is suggested by the information that tells us about Micron, which was provided by BBC News. But it does not mention exactly which companies they are.
Sanjay Mehrotra, one of Micron's top executives, remains cautious and seems not to get too excited and to keep his guard up. It warned investors that there is a "constant uncertainty" regarding Huawei's situation, so they cannot "predict volume or duration" and will be able to continue shipping products to Huawei, but with caution.
He added that Huawei's ban cost Micron about $ 200 million in revenue for its fiscal third quarter, which ended on May 30, as the Chinese giant is its main customer. Shares of this rose as much as 13,8% yesterday, following news that it has resumed shipping.