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IEEE Lifts Ban on Huawei Employees

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) released a statement on June 3, stating that employees of Huawei Technologies and its subsidiaries would be allowed to participate in peer reviews for its research papers, lifting the previously imposed ban following U.S. sanctions.

Beijing’s Trump Card — China May Halt Exports of Rare-Earth Materials to the U.S.

The U.S. blacklisting of Huawei has spurred the Chinese firm to develop its own components, while the threat of imposing rare-earth embargoes on the U.S. has initiated an interest in greater domestic production or alternative suppliers.

Alibaba on the US-China Trade War: From Exports to Domestic Consumption

During the recent March Quarter 2019 earnings conference call, Alibaba’s Vice Executive Chairman Joe Tsai began by “addressing the elephant in the room”, which is the current US-China trade war.

Chinese Research Body Breaks Ties With IEEE Division Over Huawei Controversy

Beijing-based China Computer Federation (CCF) has cut ties with a publications division of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) on May 30, following IEEE's ban on Huawei.

IEEE Admitted Banning Huawei Employees From Peer-Reviewing Papers

IEEE admitted it's banning of Huawei employees from peer-reviewing papers is because Huawei has been placed on the Entity List by the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

CGTN, Fox Anchors “Debate” Over China-US Trade Issues

The debate between CGTN and Fox anchors that many Chinese were looking forward to turned out to be a puzzling Q&A session.

IEEE Forced to Ban Huawei Employees From Peer-Reviewing Papers

Today, IEEE sent an email to its editors, saying “we cannot use colleagues from Huawei as reviewers or Editors for the peer-review process of our journals,” because the US government has put Huawei on its BIS list.

Huawei Reassesses Its Relationship with FedEx Over a Case of Diverted Packages

Huawei, the embattled Chinese telecoms equipment giant, might be on the verge of falling off with yet another American company.

Huawei’s “Hongmeng” Operating System Is Coming, But not On June 24

On May 26, a poster announcing that Huawei was to launch the “Hongmeng” operating system on June 24 leaked to the internet. Later in the evening, the representatives of the company confirmed that the information was not true and encouraged the media to dispel the rumors.

Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei: Strong Education Foundation Will Shape China Into A Truly Prosperous Country

“I love this country [China], and I hope that it will be prosperous and no longer be bullied by others,” Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei told his interviewer on Sunday.

Lenovo’s Comment On Sino-U.S. Trade War Sparks Anger Across Chinese Social Media

Chinese multinational technology firm Lenovo stated that it can shift production to other countries if the U.S. slaps additional tariffs on China.

Steve Bannon: Shutting Out Huawei Is 10 Times More Important Than the Trade Deal

Trade tension between the U.S. and China exacerbates as Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, says driving out Huawei is more important than the trade deal.

ARM Suspends Business With Huawei, Threatening Chip Designs in the Future

Huawei takes another heavy hit as ARM Holdings, a British semiconductor and software design company, cuts ties with it to comply with U.S. sanctions.

China’s Foreign Ministry Responded to U.S.’ Potential Ban on Hikvision

According to Reuters, the U.S. administration is considering sanctions on Hikvision, a video surveillance firm.

CEO of Huawei Talks Conflicts with the US: “To Take the Throne One Needs to Challenge the Ruler”

On the morning of May 21, Ren Zhengfei, CEO of Huawei, gave an exclusive interview to CCTV at the Huawei headquarters in Shenzhen, during which he articulated his opinion on Huawei's ongoing conflicts with the U.S. and opened up about issues related to the future of 5G and even his family.

DJI Drones Under Siege by the US Department of Homeland Security

On Monday, The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a warning notice to US firms, expressing concerns over Chinese-made drones possibly posing risks to their company data.

Huawei Will No Longer Receive Tech Support From Google

After the US Commerce Department, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) added Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. (Huawei) and 68 affiliated companies located in 26 countries to the “Entity List”, the Chinese technology giant was forced to break commercial ties with multiple partners, Google among the most important ones.

Huawei might find its way around US sanctions thanks to Hisilicon

On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Commerce restricted Huawei's access to American technology, banning the company from buying U.S. technology without special approval.

Huawei Responds to Trump’s Executive Order: Banning Huawei Will Not Make America More Secure

May 15, The US President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over threats against American technologies, the White House stated. The executive order aims to "protect America from foreign adversaries who are actively and increasingly creating and exploiting vulnerabilities in information and communications technology infrastructure and services".

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