In a G20 summit today, Trump administration confirmed the removal of ban on Huawei, the world third largest mobile vendor. Dialogues were made between Xi-Ping (Chinese President) and Trump (American President) to take good steps toward US-China trade prosperity.
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The long talks resulted in de-escalating tensions between two super power economies. The US-China trade war came to an end, and the Chinese exporters don’t have to bear extra tariffs.
Trumps said “These are American companies producing the products. This is complex ... highly scientific. We are the only one with the technology. I have agreed to allow them to continue selling the products … I like our companies selling things to others ... very complex things. These are not things easy to make ... our companies were very upset, but we are allowing them. So if it is not national security issue, we are allowing them to sell.”
“We are leaving Huawei towards the end. We are going to see what we go with the trade agreement.” He added.
Trump continues his talks and further stated “I took ZTE off, if you remember. That was a personal deal. President Xi called me and asked me for a personal favor, which I considered very important. His is a leader of a major country... And there are 85,000 employees who were out of business. And he agreed to pay US$1.2 billion penalties and other things including management changes.”
Anyhow, it is good news for American Huawei consumers, as the US carriers are allowed again to sell Huawei smartphones. Further, there are now no restrictions on ZTE too. At last, today is lucky for all of us, and now Huawei could continue to provide its devices with Android OS.