It looks like Huawei has light at the end of the tunnel: the government has allowed Intel to resume cooperation
What does it mean
Let us remind you that US sanctions prohibit Americancompanies, as well as foreign manufacturers who use American technologies in their work, cooperate with Huawei. The only way out is to obtain a special license from the American government, which allows cooperation. But so far the US authorities have not been generous in issuing these documents.
But sources claim that Intel has received a license and will be able to resume supplies to Huawei. Details are still unknown, but most likely we are talking about Intel processors for Huawei laptops.
Huawei representatives also confirmed thatThe famous chipmaker Qualcomm, which has been negotiating with the government for a long time, is awaiting approval. If the company receives approval, it will be able to supply Huawei with mobile processors instead of proprietary Kirin chips, which TSMC no longer produces due to US sanctions.
In addition, AMD is rumored to have applied for more than one license. Most likely, Huawei is also on the list.
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