Huawei’s Resilience in the Face of US Sanctions: How Tech Giants are Adapting to New Restrictions

In an effort to reduce China’s dominance in the tech industry, the US has recently revoked certain licenses that allow the sale of chips to Huawei, a Shenzhen-based company. Despite strict trade regulations, Huawei has shown resilience and has seen significant growth in shipments in mainland China. However, this growth has solidified its position in the Chinese market and surpassed competitors like OPPO, HONOR, vivo and Apple. The US government’s recent actions are occurring in the context of escalating tensions between the two nations and could potentially lead to a ban on TikTok if it does not separate from its Chinese parent company. This reflects a broader trend of heightened scrutiny and regulation in the tech industry as both sides adapt to new restrictions.