"Huawei" Chinese giant under the "mercy" of Donald Trump

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Huawei is facing a crisis after Google announced the suspension of some transactions involving the transfer of hardware, software and technical services, except those publicly available through an open source license. The decision comes as a result of the decision of the administration of President Donald Trump to ban the deal, .

However, the US government returned days ago and announced the temporary easing of restrictions on Huawei products, despite the continuing ramifications of the blacklist and the blacklist set by the Trump Administration. Both Intel and Kwalkm agreed to the ban imposed on the Chinese giant. To prevent the supply of Huawei chips.

Recent developments have raised questions about whether the crisis between the United States and its allies from some Western countries on the one hand and China on the other is trade or political. Eric Shu, the regular president of Huawei, said the company concluded that the dispute with the United States Political, "while 2008 witnessed a trade dispute between Beijing and Washington in what is known as the tariff crisis.

Following are the highlights of the Chinese giant:

Huawei is a giant Chinese telecommunications and electronics company based in Shenzhen, China.

Huawei has invested heavily in 5th generation technologyG Becoming one of the few companies such as Swedish Ericsson and Nokia Finland capable of producing competitive equipment for the world's fifth generation networks.

Huawei, the world's third largest technology company, is spending on research and development, spending about US $ 13.23 billion on R & D in 2017, or 14.9 percent of its revenue. In 2018, the company announced it would spend between US $ 15 billion and US $ 20 billion research and development.

The Chinese company ranks second in the world in terms of handset sales, according to an enterprise report IDC After surpassing Apple in the smartphone market during the second quarter of 2018, making it the second largest in the world in terms of sales volume of smartphones.

The company has successfully shipped 54.2 million units of its smartphones, in addition to acquiring a record market share of 15.8% last year.

Huawei reported rapid annual growth of 41% in the second quarter of 2018.

Huawei accounted for 15.8% of the total global phone market, compared with Apple's 12.1%.

Several months ago, Meng Wanzo, chief financial officer and daughter of the company's founder in Canada, was arrested.

In April, laws were issued in the United States prohibiting companies from buying equipment from any company that poses a threat to the country, which prevents the use of Huawei equipment and equipment for telecommunications infrastructure, especially as the United States had previously announced that the fifth generation technology developed by Huawei Is a threat to national security, she said.

The company resorted ZTE Chinese settlement to lift the ban by paying a billion dollars fine to the US Treasury.

The United States and some Western governments fear to force Chinese security services Huawei and other companies to help gather intelligence according to some reports.

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