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US Chipmakers Lobby Against Huawei Ban; Argue That It Harms American Companies

by Ian Chee
June 17, 2019
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As the US bans companies from doing business with Chinese tech giant Huawei, a number of big names have cut ties with the company. Such names include the likes of Intel and Qualcomm. Despite this, these companies have reportedly been trying to get the US government to ease its ban on Huawei.

The argument presented by the ban is that doing business with Huawei is a national security risk. But according to Reuters, chipmakers argue that Huawei’s smartphones and computers that use commonly available parts will not be a security concern. At least, this is when compared to the company’s 5G networking gear.

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Reuters’ sources say that the move is about protecting American companies, and not Huawei. The report also states that Huawei spends US$11 billion (~RM45.95 billion) buying components from US brands like Intel, Qualcomm and Micron last year.

Huawei itself has also been looking to reverse the ban. Last month, the company filed a court motion to challenge it. A little more recently, China’s government has also publicly considered its own blacklist for companies that refuse to work with Chinese brands.

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