Case judged that with the new administration of Joe Biden the situation of Chinese technologies in the USA, namely Huawei, would be resolved, I could not be more mistaken.
The new US government recently tightened restrictions on Huawei even more. For its part, China has already responded and states that “the United States is not a reliable country to trust”.
When current US President Joe Biden was elected, we asked our readers whether this change could be good for the world of technology. And the results showed that 76% of people thought so.
However, as far as conflicts with Huawei are concerned, the new US government does not seem willing to ease sanctions or remove the company from its black list. On the contrary, since recently the country has further tightened restrictions on the Chinese brand. The Biden administration has tightened the approval of licenses for components to be integrated into Huawei's 5G smartphones, even if the parts are not intended for the operation of the fifth generation network.
China attacks Biden says US is not a reliable country
In response to the new U.S. restrictions on Huawei, China has now attacked Joe Biden's administration. According to information, the Asian country accuses that the United States "is not a reliable country to trust".
Zhao Lijian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, says that this new US measure will harm both countries. At statements were made to the press during this Friday (12), in Beijing. According to Zhao Lijian, the restrictions "will severely disrupt the technological and commercial exchanges of the two countries and the world in general, will weaken industrial networks and global supply networks".
The United States must stop the crackdown on Chinese companies immediately and treat Chinese companies in a fair and non-discriminatory manner.
Zhao Lijian
Some consequences of these measures are already beginning to be felt. The stock of listed telecommunications equipment in China, such as Fiberhome Telecommunication Technologies Co. e Shennan Circuits Co., fell more than 1% on Friday, while rival ZTE Corp. fell about 1.8% in Shenzhen.
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