The US government claims Huawei’s equipment poses a security risk. Photo: AP
China’s Huawei says it will challenge US blacklisting and vows to limit impact on its operations
- World’s largest telecommunications company says the decision by Washington will significantly harm US companies and jobs
- Analysts say barring Huawei is a US effort to shift European allies away from the Chinese company in the race to dominate 5G technology
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The US government claims Huawei’s equipment poses a security risk. Photo: AP
Huawei’s stockpiling of US components shows that the company has prepared for restrictions from Washington and could effectively meet its needs up for a year. Photo: Reuters
Huawei’s day of reckoning arrives – but it has been preparing for almost a year
- US Commerce Department added Huawei and 70 affiliates to its Entity List, saying the company was engaged in activities ‘contrary to US national security’
- Of Huawei’s hundreds of global suppliers, it considers 92 as core suppliers, including 33 from the US
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Huawei’s stockpiling of US components shows that the company has prepared for restrictions from Washington and could effectively meet its needs up for a year. Photo: Reuters