SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) – Huawei Technologies in its first official action to the Trump administration’s transfer to curb its access to global chip materials called it “arbitrary” and stated its service would be affected.
Huawei rotating chairman Guo Ping speaks throughout the Huawei Global Analyst Top 2020 at the business’s head office in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China May 18,2020 REUTERS/David Kirton
” We anticipate that our organisation will undoubtedly be impacted. We will attempt all we can to look for a solution,” Chairman Guo Ping stated in his keynote speech at Huawei’s annual global expert summit on Monday.
” Survival is the keyword for us at present,” Guo stated in a Q&A.
Guo said Huawei was committed to complying with U.S. rules and it had actually substantially increased R&D and inventory to meet U.S. pressures.
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