In particular the US had campaigned internationally for countries to refuse to allow Huawei networking equipment to be included within their rollout of 5G technology.over the prime minister's decision to permit Huawei a restricted role in the UK's 5G network.A new rule announced last Friday expanded the embargo to include semiconductors manufactured outside of the US, but which used American technology.
The deeply damaging measure threatened to cut off Huawei's supply of computer chips used across its product line, from radio base stations to servers and smartphones. Huawei's response at the time was a marked departure from the tone companies normally affect in public statements, saying the US government's latest measures were"arbitrary and pernicious".
The company said the move was part of a"relentless pursuit to tighten its stranglehold on our company".wrote,"companies are, as a rule, diplomatic in their statements". "One can only imagine the fury in the boardroom at Huawei [...] if its statement today is anything to go by," he said.Huawei has claimed the new US embargo will impact its work in more than 170 countries and hit computer networks worth hundreds of billions of dollars."It will have a serious impact on a wide number of global industries."This will only serve to undermine the trust international companies place in US technology and supply chains.
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