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I wonder if Huawei could sell their mobile business to BBK Electronics and avoid sanctions. BBK is already the second largest smartphone manufacturer after Samsung.
Interesting, I never heard of them. Could you back this up with some market data or more context?
https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/business/bbk-second-l...
I didn't realize the effect would be so immediate. I thought it may affect next year's model but this current gen was fine. If it affects current gen smartphones could it also affect current gen 5g equipment? This would mean hauwei is essentially dead in the water.
This actually makes me wonder - what makes them unable to sell outside of Europe/USA? I heard of them being kicked out of SD/WiFi associations, but how does this affect them in China?
"The United States last week blocked Huawei from buying goods made from 25% or more of U.S.-originated technologies or materials"
I thought the problem is that basically all the cell networks run on huawei
I didn't realize the effect would be so immediate. I thought it may affect next year's model but this current gen was fine. If it affects current gen smartphones could it also affect current gen 5g equipment? This would mean hauwei is essentially dead in the water.
This actually makes me wonder - what makes them unable to sell outside of Europe/USA? I heard of them being kicked out of SD/WiFi associations, but how does this affect them in China?
They will run out of components.
They need licenses to manufacture and sell phones in China. Even with all the problems with their IP enforcement, China is not total IP outlaw. They follow the basic rules.
Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security
Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security
Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security