Since may, the Chinese technology group Huawei in the US on a Black list. Its U.S. research subsidiary, Futurewei draws, regardless of certain signals from the White house the consequences.
Headquarters of Huawei subsidiary Futurewei Santa Clara
More than 600 of the 850 employees of the US research establishment in California, have been dismissed, as Futurewei Technologies, confirmed in Santa Clara. The job was removal “due to the restriction of the business operations” by the U.S. Department of Commerce become necessary. Eligible employees would be offered severance packages, it was more.
A not of the deletion of the affected employees said that working at Futurewei came after the White house virtually to a standstill. The company also maintains offices in the Metropolitan areas of Seattle, Chicago and Dallas. It was originally intended to work closely with American universities and research institutions.
Since Huawei, the global market leader for telecommunications in the United States on a Black list, it is US companies are forbidden to sell without special permission from parts and components to Huawei. Notwithstanding a subsequent easing of the ban, it would be for Futurewei illegal, certain technologies to the Chinese parent company forward.
At the end of June, President Trump promised his Chinese colleague, Xi, U.S. deliveries to Huawei again to allow
The US accuses China of spying on state-controlled industrial enterprises. According to US President Donald Trump Huawei could be in such a practice from Beijing involved. The company from Shenzhen in Hong Kong has rejected such allegations is always categorical.
Trump wants to decide quickly on trade with Huawei
The US President announced an early decision on a possible resumption of the business of domestic companies, with Huawei. He’ll decide “in a timely manner,” said Trump during a meeting with the heads of major US technology firms such as Cisco, Intel and the alphabets in Washington. The Manager of the company had expressed its “strong support” for national security restrictions, said the White house then.
At the end of June, Trump had made in the margins of the G20 summit in Japan, in an interview with China’s state and party chief Xi Jinping clear that he wants to allow shipments of U.S. companies to the Chinese Telecom giant. The big chip manufacturers such as Intel, Qualcomm, Broadcom, and Xilinx with the Boycott, “not happy,” argued the US President at the time.
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