On April 25, U.S. media "The Wall Street Journal" quoted insiders as saying that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating whether Huawei violated U.S. sanctions on Iran.
Huawei is not a persimmon
It is even more interesting to investigate Huawei's timeline: The United States just announced that the Minister of Finance and trade representatives will lead delegations to come to China to negotiate on trade issues in the next few days. The Chinese technology companies are immediately involved in a new judicial investigation. The two major technology giants successively The U.S. government’s crackdown on sanctions occurred in the shadow of Sino-U.S. trade squabbles. It also occurred in the Sino-U.S. competitive environment.
In the interim, whether or not Huawei will become the next ZTE will become confusing. In this context, whether ZTE can emerge from this crisis depends not only on the follow-up negotiations between enterprises and US related departments, but also on the relationship between the Chinese and U.S. governments. The prospect of negotiations. As one of China's leading tech giants, whether Huawei will be involved will become a bargaining chip for Sino-U.S. trade negotiations, deepening the anxiety of the outside world in accelerating the spread of trade wars between China and the United States.
The United States has successively made moves to basically target the core enterprises of China's manufacturing of 2025. As the most successful representatives of the globalization of Chinese technology companies, Huawei and ZTE are global communications giants that take into account both network equipment and smart phone services. Currently, Huawei is the world's largest network equipment. Manufacturer, the third largest manufacturer of smartphones; and ZTE is the fourth largest manufacturer of network equipment in the world and the fourth largest manufacturer of smartphones in the US market.
Before Huawei was investigated, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology once again advanced 5G commercial time nodes. Since 2009, Huawei has invested US$600 million in 5G technology. Surveys are likely to affect the competitiveness of Chinese companies in the 5G market. ZTE may not only lose itself. The US mobile phone market, which will be shipped in tens of millions of dollars, will even hit the core business network equipment in the global market.
There is no reason not to pull down the sword and gun. The Chinese government has actively invested in research and development of technology in the science and technology industry. The rapid rise of Chinese technology companies in the global market may pose a challenge to the United States’ dominant advantage in the global science and technology sector. Behind the trade war frictions. 5. It also hides the tension between technology and technology.
Huawei has more 'grass' than ZTE. In addition to independent research and development of operating systems and chips for emergency use, Huawei has long been aware of expanding the scope of supply channels to reduce reliance on a single supplier. Investigating Huawei is easy, but against Huawei. It will not be easy.
Before the 'ZTE Incident', it not only sounded a compliant warning for Chinese companies that are actively globalizing, but also allowed Chinese companies that had business dealings with the United States to 'prepare for first-level combat'. It was no longer reporting too much about Sino-U.S. economic and trade flexibility. The actual imagination and luck have also allowed the Chinese technology industry to experience the current gap in the core technology.