Huawei's recent case with the United States has been quite surprising, despite the fact that, in a certain way, it has been anticipated. And is that the fact that now you have been banned from using AndroidTo sum it up like this, it has fallen like a bucket of cold water on the Chinese company.
This, more than a tip directed at Huawei as such, is like a lunge from Donald Trump to the Chinese government. However, Huawei could take a three-month respite (until August 19) in the midst of all this, as the American country has granted him this time with a temporary license to continue with its operations and permits.
Huawei receives a temporary operating license until August 19
Huawei has been given a small truce, as the US Department of Commerce will allow it to purchase American-made products to maintain existing networks and provide software updates to Huawei's current mobile phones, something that was in a tightrope.
Still, this measure does not indicate that Huawei can buy parts and components from US manufacturers for new equipment without the license approvals that are in question. Despite that, thanks to the ones you already have, you can continue to negotiate different items with US manufacturers.
Wilbur Ross, the United States Secretary of Commerce, in a recent statement, said that this truce is not addressed to Huawei as a handout. In itself, it seeks to give the different telecommunications providers that depend on the Huawei equipment a time to make certain adjustments and look for other options before blocking the Chinese company.
On the other hand, Kevin Wolf, a lawyer and former official of the United States Department of Commerce, told Reuters following:
“It appears that the intention is to limit unintended impacts on third parties using Huawei equipment or systems. It seems they are trying to prevent network outages. "
Also, during this time, Huawei will continue to operate practically the same, just as it has been doing all this time. This means that it will continue to send updates to devices and have relationships with Google and other firms, such as Qualcomm and Intel.
“The license, recently released for public inspection, reduces the restrictions imposed by the US government last week on Huawei Technologies Co Ltd. on purchasing US products, with the aim of helping existing customers […] temporary license will be valid until August 19. "
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