THE launch of Huawei’s latest mobile phone should not have happened, according to the plan of US strategic and foreign policymakers. Over the past fiv...
Technical analysts who examined the Mate smartphone’s internals commended Huawei for pushing the boundaries of innovation and delivering cutting-edge technology at affordable prices for users. – REUTERSPIClaunch of Huawei’s latest mobile phone should not have happened, according to the plan of US strategic and foreign policymakers.
These efforts began with the blacklisting of Huawei by the Trump administration in 2019. Subsequently, the Federal Communications Commission categorised Huawei as a national security threat and issued an order in 2020, instructing US carriers to remove Huawei equipment from their networks. Taiwan, the Netherlands and Japan were “persuaded” to block exports of advanced chip-making equipment to China as part of the US plan to extend the timeline for China to achieve self-sufficiency in semiconductors by a decade or more. This move was aimed at thwarting China’s ambition for self-sufficiency and ensuring it faced challenges in achieving that goal.
“Long story short, every advanced node semiconductor company is currently facing comprehensive supply cut-off, resignations from American staff and immediate operations paralysis. This is what annihilation looks like – China’s semiconductor manufacturing industry was reduced to zero overnight. Complete collapse. No chance of survival.” In a news story that is still reverberating around the technology world, Huawei recently launched its latest series of Mate smartphones.
It is possibly the first mainstream smartphone that can support users without access to conventional networks during an emergency. Such a feature will also be useful to communities from the US and its allies during a catastrophe. In the case of Huawei, sanctions forced the company to reduce its reliance on the US as well as pushed it into a partnership with Chinese chip manufacturer Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation to develop a seven-nanometer superchip that the Chinese were not expected to manufacture for at least another five to 10 years.
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