TSMC might be in trouble after its chip was found in a teardown of a Huawei device, which is a possible violation of U.S. export restrictions on Chinese companies.
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The U.S. government added 77 more companies to the Entity List, banning the firms from trading with U.S. companies without a license, The firms include chipmaker SMIC and popular drone maker DJI.
According to a statement issued by FedEx, the multinational courier company is suing the American Department of Commerce. The move comes just a few days after FedEx was unable to ship a Huawei phone.
Both Microsoft and Intel have promised to continue rolling out support for existing Huawei devices including the MateBook laptops despite the Chinese tech giant's inclusion in the U.S. Entity List.
Huawei promised today that its handsets will continue to receive Android updates and security patch despite U.S. restrictions. It also confirmed that 17 phones are expected to be updated to Android Q.
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