In addition, the previous expansion of Huawei in the United States has repeatedly run into troubles. The communications giants that grew up in both China's mainland regions have been slammed by Uncle Sam's family.
In many review articles, analysts have mentioned that although this move is a blow to ZTE, it is not a good thing for U.S. companies and even U.S. economy. It does not say that companies such as Qualcomm, Corning, and Dolby have lost ZTE. An important customer, AppleInsider wrote an article pointed out that China may also strengthen the supervision of U.S. companies accordingly and take corresponding measures.
Due to its focus on Apple reports, AppleIndider is concerned about Apple's revenue and development prospects in China.
Statistics show that in fiscal year 2017, Apple’s total revenue in China was 44.8 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 20% of its total revenue. Although Apple's revenue in China has dropped continuously, it still occupies a very important lifeblood status.
Imagine that if the trade frictions have not been effectively mitigated, Chinese users will be 'stands by the local companies' selectively, then it will be a very deadly blow for Apple to represent US companies.
In fact, to avoid this situation, Apple has been improving its image in the Chinese market and participating in many constructive projects. Not long ago, Cook also attended the China Development Summit Forum.