Either Huawei Doesn't Need U.S. Tech Or It Does. Which Is It?

Does Huawei need U.S. tech?

that Microsoft has removed Huawei Technologies from one of its websites offering cloud gear called Azure Stack.Employees work on the assembly line of a Huawei mobile phone plant in Dongguan, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/BloombergHuawei told CNBC in China this week that it plans to roll out its operating system in the fall. Most analysts believe it will be a low-end, China-centric product at the outset, knocking out Apple and eroding Android’s market share in mainland China.

Worth noting, ARM is now owned by Softbank. Softbank is Japanese. If Japanese are being U.S.-compliant with ARM, Japanese companies might be compliant with their computer hardware sales to Huawei. The same goes for South Korea, which is counting on the U.S. to remedy its situation with North Korea.Last year, China announced that it was going to develop its own Silicon Valley. They want to develop their own computer hardware companies to compete with the U.S.

Assuming Chinese companies were not benefiting from IP theft, then state subsidies and closed markets are as big a problem for many foreign firms, including Google, which only recently was allowed back into mainland China.

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