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FCC Proposes Ban on Huawei and ZTE Equipment Over Security Fears

The Federal Communications Commission introduces a two-part proposal to ban telecommunications companies from using Huawei and ZTE equipment, citing national security threats. The plan blocks the use of federal funds for these purchases and requires the removal of already installed gear.

Huawei Releases Foldable Mate X in China Amid Global Uncertainty

Huawei launches its long-delayed foldable 5G smartphone in China for about $2,400, but keeps its international release plans under review. The company also celebrates shipping 200 million phones this year despite ongoing U.S. trade restrictions.

Samsung Ends All Smartphone Manufacturing in China Amid Market Struggles

Samsung confirms it has completely stopped producing smartphones in China as it struggles to compete against domestic brands. The company will continue to sell devices in the country but relies on cheaper manufacturing locations like India and Vietnam.

Samsung Shuts Down Final Smartphone Factory in China

Samsung closes its last remaining phone manufacturing plant in Huizhou, China, as the company struggles to maintain market share against local rivals and Apple. The tech giant will continue selling devices in the country, but all production shifts to other locations worldwide.

US Security Officials Warn China Wins 5G Race Amid Funding Gaps

US security experts admit China holds a dominant lead in global 5G deployment, posing severe national security risks. They urge immediate public investment to counter threats from Huawei's widespread infrastructure integration.

Huawei Unveils Mate 30 Smartphones Without Google Apps Due to US Ban

Huawei introduces its new Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro 5G smartphones, but the devices launch without any pre-installed Google services. This absence of the Play Store and popular apps stems directly from ongoing United States trade restrictions.

Huawei Faces Ultimate Test With Google-Free Mate 30 Pro

Huawei unveils its impressive Mate 30 Pro smartphone without Google apps or the Play Store, marking a critical turning point for the company's global future.

Huawei Drops Lawsuit After U.S. Returns Seized Telecom Equipment

Huawei withdraws its legal case against the U.S. Commerce Department following the return of network equipment confiscated two years ago. The company views the equipment release as an implicit admission that the original seizure was unlawful.

Huawei Unveils Kirin 990 5G Chip to Counter US Restrictions

Huawei introduces the Kirin 990 5G, a highly integrated smartphone processor that boasts a built-in 5G modem and advanced AI capabilities. The release demonstrates the company's continued technological progress despite facing heavy pressure from the U.S. government.

US Extends Huawei Trade Reprieve While Blacklisting 46 More Affiliates

The US Commerce Department grants Huawei an additional 90 days to purchase American supplies and service existing customers. However, the government simultaneously adds 46 more Huawei affiliates to its economic blacklist.

US Commerce Department Extends Temporary License for Huawei

The US reportedly grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve, allowing the company to maintain telecom networks and provide smartphone software updates. The extension serves as ongoing leverage in the US-China trade dispute.

Huawei to Cut Hundreds of US Jobs Following Trump Administration Blacklist

Huawei plans to lay off hundreds of employees at its US research subsidiary Futurewei as it navigates a damaging federal blacklist. The cuts come despite a recent temporary easing of trade restrictions by the White House.

Trump Signals Potential Easing of Huawei Export Ban

U.S. companies may soon regain the ability to sell certain equipment to Huawei following comments from President Trump and White House officials. However, the exact scope of this potential relief remains unclear until the Commerce Department takes official action.

G20 Huawei Concession Boosts Global Tech Markets

US markets rally as President Trump eases restrictions on Huawei following a positive G20 meeting with China's President Xi Jinping. The unexpected trade truce provides temporary relief for the embattled tech giant and its global suppliers.

Tech Giants Face Global Scrutiny Over Privacy and Cryptocurrency Plans

Technology companies face intense worldwide scrutiny this week as Facebook defends its cryptocurrency plans and FaceApp sparks major data privacy concerns. Meanwhile, Huawei expands into Italy despite growing pushback in the US and UK, and Indonesia implements a new digital tax.