trade restrictions.īeginning in the Trump administration and continuing under President Biden, the United States has steadily ramped up its restrictions on selling advanced chips and the machinery needed to make them to China, and to Huawei in particular, in an attempt to shut down China’s mastery of technologies that could aid its military.įor the past several years, those restrictions have curtailed Huawei’s ability to produce 5G phones. analysts said the achievement still most likely hinged on the use of American technology and machinery, which would have been in violation of U.S. Raimondo holding the new phone, next to phrases like “I am Raimondo, this time I endorse Huawei” and “Huawei mobile phone ambassador Raimondo.”Ĭhinese media have referred to the phone as a sign of the country’s technological independence, but U.S. curbs - was reflected online, where more than a dozen vendors cropped up on Chinese e-commerce sites to sell phone cases for the new model with Ms. Raimondo’s powerful role - as well as China’s antipathy toward the U.S.
crackdown to Chinese officials, who pressed her to water down some of the rules. Raimondo, spent much of her trip defending the U.S. efforts to curb Beijing’s ability to gain access to advanced chips, and the commerce secretary, Gina M. The Commerce Department has been leading U.S. The timing of its release may not have been a coincidence. The new phone is powered by a chip that appears to be the most advanced version of China’s homegrown technology to date - a kind of achievement that the United States has been trying to prevent China from reaching. trade restrictions, unveiled a smartphone that illustrated just how hard it has been for the United States to clamp down on China’s tech prowess.
commerce secretary’s good will tour to China last week, Huawei, the telecom giant that faces stiff U.S.
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