According to Bloomberg on the 8th, the U.S. government announced the easing of restrictions on sharing technology with companies that were listed on the "blacklist", saying that the move is to continue to maintain the U.S. in setting international standards while China narrows the gap with the United States. leading position. The report pointed out that previous restrictions made it more difficult for American companies to participate in standard setting activities.
U.S. Department of Commerce Building Source: Reuters
U.S. Department of Commerce Industry and Security Bureau issued a statement Thursday saying that the bureau issued a provision that authorized some agencies to release certain technologies and software when deliberating and deciding standards. The statement said the move is a matter of whether U.S. companies need to obtain U.S. government licenses before sharing "low-level" technology with Chinese Huawei, such as China's Huawei.
report mentioned that the former US President Trump 's government included Huawei and its many non-US subsidiaries on the "entity list" in 2019, limiting Huawei's contact with US suppliers. However, this practice has also restricted US companies' participation in standard setting activities. At the same time, Chinese companies are increasing their influence in setting international standards.
Bloomberg reported that Washington is still worried that the Chinese government and Chinese companies are playing a more important role in international technology organizations that determine the way global technology design and application is designed and applied. In theory, this is equivalent to the United States making the United States think it is about it Companies that “pose a threat” to national security gain greater competitive advantage.
Alan Estevez, U.S. Department of Commerce's Deputy Secretary for Industry and Security, said in a statement, "U.S. stakeholders need to fully participate in international standards organizations, especially those who formulate national security and Some organizations that have a significant impact on business significance but sometimes overlooked the key criteria. "He added that the new rule will help enhance "the U.S. leadership in these key institutions."
Huawei company has always denied that it "poses a threat" to the United States. (Editor: HHJ)
