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Intel gets US licences to supply some products to Huawei

By Josh Horwitz on Sep 23, 2020 6:46AM
Intel gets US licences to supply some products to Huawei

As chipmakers draft contingency plans.

Intel has received licences from US authorities to continue supplying certain products to Huawei Technologies, an Intel spokesman said on Tuesday. With US-China ties at their worst in decades, Washington has been pushing governments around to world to squeeze out Huawei, arguing that the ...

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