Reuters: US Members issued a warning for the government's approval to Huawei selling car chips
Sep 12,2021
Recently, the US government approved a permit application for suppliers, allowing them to sell chips for automotive parts to Huawei. According to the latest news of Reuters, a group consisting of 13 US Republican Members made a warning of the US government's above-mentioned actions.
It is reported that Members of the US Energy and Commerce Committee asked US Transport Ministers Pete Buttigieg in a letter, worrying about Huawei will find a foothold in the future of automotive parts development to collect information about Americans and our transportation infrastructure. .
They also asked Pete Buttigieg, did you believe in Huawei intend to do it for the automotive industry?
Previously, the Biden government has been strengthening the hard route for Huawei exports, refusing to the Huawei to sell the chip for 5G equipment or with 5G equipment.
But recent things have turned, people familiar with the company, the United States has awarded the supplier license, and the authorized supplier sells chips for automotive parts such as video screens and sensors to Huawei. These approvals are an item that turns its business turning its business that is not susceptible to the US trade ban. The car chip is not so complicated, so the United States reduces the threshold of approval.
They also asked Pete Buttigieg, did you believe in Huawei intend to do it for the automotive industry?
Previously, the Biden government has been strengthening the hard route for Huawei exports, refusing to the Huawei to sell the chip for 5G equipment or with 5G equipment.
But recent things have turned, people familiar with the company, the United States has awarded the supplier license, and the authorized supplier sells chips for automotive parts such as video screens and sensors to Huawei. These approvals are an item that turns its business turning its business that is not susceptible to the US trade ban. The car chip is not so complicated, so the United States reduces the threshold of approval.