US government agencies have received the first version of regulations that prevents the use of Huawei products and services for projects funded by the taxpayer.
The ban also covers four other Chinese telecommunications firms, including ZTE, and was included in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) in 2018.
The five companies have been excluded on national security grounds.
The publication of the new rules is the first time that government agencies and contractors will have seen how the ban affects them.
Huawei has persistently denied any allegations of wrongdoing and is contesting the ban.
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The Trump administration released details of a rule on Wednesday that will officially bar US government agencies from buying telecommunications equipment from Huawei, despite the Chinese firm’s efforts to fight the move in court.
Why it matters: The rule comes after the latest round of trade talks between the US and China ended without a deal, making Huawei, again, a bargaining chip in a stand-off between the world’s two largest economies.
The prohibition cites the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed last year, which restricts the use of federal money to purchase telecom equipment from companies that pose national security risks, which include Huawei.
The ban is also part of a broader US push against Huawei over the fears that Huawei gear may provide backdoors for the Chinese government into American and its allies’ networks.
“The law provides Huawei with no opportunity to rebut the accusations, to present evidence in its defense, or to avail itself of other procedures that impartial adjudicators provide to ensure a fair search for the truth.”
—Song Liuping, the chief legal officer at Huawei, commenting on the NDAA
Google has released a new statement regarding the Huawei situation, this time via the Android Twitter account. As seen below, the company states that current Huawei (and likely Honor) phones will continue having access to services like Google Play and security from Google Play Protect.
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Many investigations are being held and it is being said that reportedly, Tik Tok is under review by the US government as a national threat to security and a breach of culture due to various immoral videos uploaded on this famous video app every day.
Tik Tok is very popular among US citizens and especially teenagers who indulge themselves deeply into the leisure and casual moments in the app.
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Treading Business: Google execs square measure involved that Banning Huawei may lead to Redoubled Security Risks
U.S. Technology corporations have told the executive department that the Trump administration’s Ban on commercialism to the Chinese tech large Huawei might considerably hurt their bottom lines and would possibly harm their ability to develop new technological innovations, together with those required by the U.S. military.
The companies are creating the claims in applications for licenses that might allow them to do Treading Business With Huawei when the prohibition goes into impact in August.
Under Department of Commerce rules, U.S. corporations that need to still sell to Huawei should apply for licenses, and also the chip manufacturers and software package suppliers WHO rely on Huawei as a client are already setting out to argue why they ought to get one.
According to folks briefed on the matter WHO asked to not be named as an issue of, they feared going public would possibly create it more durable to get licenses, the businesses, particularly chip manufacturers, have enclosed careful money projections and alternative knowledge in their applications showing the potential for important hurt.
Companies have argued that the ban already has injured the outlook for U.S. chip manufacturers by prompting Chinese corporations to scale back their reliance on u. s. and develop different suppliers outside the U.S.
Treading Business: Google execs square measure involved that Banning Huawei may lead to Redoubled Security Risks
U.S. Technology corporations have told the executive department that the Trump administration’s Ban on commercialism to the Chinese tech large Huawei might considerably hurt their bottom lines and would possibly harm their ability to develop new technological innovations, together with those required by the U.S. military.
The companies are creating the claims in applications for licenses that might allow them to do Treading Business With Huawei when the prohibition goes into impact in August.
Under Department of Commerce rules, U.S. corporations that need to still sell to Huawei should apply for licenses, and also the chip manufacturers and software package suppliers WHO rely on Huawei as a client are already setting out to argue why they ought to get one.
According to folks briefed on the matter WHO asked to not be named as an issue of, they feared going public would possibly create it more durable to get licenses, the businesses, particularly chip manufacturers, have enclosed careful money projections and alternative knowledge in their applications showing the potential for important hurt.
Companies have argued that the ban already has injured the outlook for U.S. chip manufacturers by prompting Chinese corporations to scale back their reliance on u. s. and develop different suppliers outside the U.S.
