Huawei jt. Hiina firmade bännid
Postitatud: 20 Mai, 2019 12:04
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HUAWEI tundub nüüd ikka suure probleemi otsas olema. USA poolt peale pandud sanktsioonid võivad firma sisuliselt kinni panna. Kellel Huawei telefon siis seda enam ei uuendata jne... Üksteise järgi hakkavad firmad oma toest selle firmaga loobuma. Ja need ei ole väiksed tegijad. Google(Android OS) loobub toetamast, nüüd järgnevad kiibi- ja mälutootjad...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-huaw ... SKCN1SP0NB
HUAWEI tundub nüüd ikka suure probleemi otsas olema. USA poolt peale pandud sanktsioonid võivad firma sisuliselt kinni panna. Kellel Huawei telefon siis seda enam ei uuendata jne... Üksteise järgi hakkavad firmad oma toest selle firmaga loobuma. Ja need ei ole väiksed tegijad. Google(Android OS) loobub toetamast, nüüd järgnevad kiibi- ja mälutootjad...
https://twitter.com/tomwarren/status/11 ... 8618159107Reuters reports that Google is pulling Huawei’s Android license. That’s a huge development. Will mean Huawei loses Android updates immediately, and no more Google Play Store access.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-huaw ... SKCN1SP0NB
https://twitter.com/tothur/status/1130392381214384128Intel, Qualcomm, and other chipmakers reportedly join Google in Huawei ban - The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/19/1863 ... ers-reportHuawei’s bad weekend is turning worse as the company’s American suppliers are all falling in line with a US government edict banning them from doing business with the company. Bloomberg now reports that Intel, Qualcomm, and Broadcom, three of the world’s leading chip designers and suppliers, are cutting off their dealings with Huawei, effective immediately. Nikkei reports that German chipmaker Infineon Technologies has also suspended shipments to Huawei, as have US memory chip makers Micron Technology and Western Digital.
The chip suspensions follow the earlier news of Google abruptly rescinding Huawei’s Android license and halting its access to Google Play Services and the Play Store, effectively dumping it out of the Android smartphone market and forcing the Chinese company to develop its own version atop the barebone open-source edition of Android.