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— Chad P. Bown (@ChadBown) February 18, 2020
New Commerce Department proposal shows the blunt tools the Trump administration is prepared to use in its bid to cut China off from America’s semiconductor sector.
By @AsaFitch & @BobDavis187 https://t.co/EOUdBwnOzz
With Germany seemingly set to follow in the UK’s footsteps in welcoming Huawei #5G, its appears that no amount of threats or fearmongering will help the U.S. achieve its goal of turning Europe against Huawei. #HuaweiNews https://t.co/6AAuBUJVgp
— Huawei Facts (@HuaweiFacts) February 18, 2020
"The United States is also trying to limit China’s access to American technology more broadly and is considering restricting sales of microchips, artificial intelligence, robotics and some types of advanced software" https://t.co/liOvsBCZ7j
— Shashank Joshi (@shashj) February 18, 2020
Contempt of Trump in Europe is helping to thwart U.S. efforts to stop Huawei - as Britain and Germany tell Washington to stuff it (also shows U.S. losing the high tech 5G race - as others rely on China for technology) https://t.co/2lfYvAyVz9
— West Wing Reports (edited by Paul Brandus) (@WestWingReport) February 18, 2020
WSJ scoop. If this comes through, likely huge challenge for TSMC - in Taiwan, and supporting both the US and Chinese chip design firms like Qualcomm, Nvidia and HiSilicon (Huawei) https://t.co/FMmg5RNxE5
— Yoko Kubota (@Kubota_Yoko) February 17, 2020
"The Trump administration is weighing new trade restrictions on China that would limit the use of American chip-making equipment, as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology."@WSJ reports. https://t.co/OpejmKzMgt
— China US Focus (@ChinaUSFocus) February 17, 2020
A new trade deal with China isn't stopping the White House from launching new trade restrictions. https://t.co/JYDrUu6zpk via @WSJ
— Paul Page (@PaulPage) February 17, 2020
BREAKING: Washington is weighing yet another set of trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology. The Trump admin trade war morphs into a tech war. With @asafitch https://t.co/PsLSv2NKoN
— bob davis (@bobdavis187) February 17, 2020
I guess stuff like this that caused ARM to essentially dual-home in China and the RISC-V Foundation to move headquarters from USA to Switzerland.
— mjos\dwez (@mjos_crypto) February 17, 2020
The fabs are in China. Everyone has been minimizing American manufacturing dependencies for some time. https://t.co/iKgBEXcpHK
The mercantilism will continue until morale improves https://t.co/6Y3BQiconT
— Mark Copelovitch (@mcopelov) February 17, 2020
See, Sinophobia is a loser's mentality. All we are doing is cutting off our own technology companies, as well as ourselves as consumers, from the rest of the globe. https://t.co/ZmhVRtgXn6
— Five Alive (@Mont_Jiang) February 18, 2020
Huawei Is Winning the Argument in Europe, as the U.S. Fumbles to Develop Alternatives https://t.co/FbDOs1yhCE Under your sociopathic @POTUS the USA is a dependable friend to nobody, not even its allies. Why would Europe listen to you?
— Ming The Merciless??????✡️ (@MGliksmanMDPhD) February 18, 2020
With Germany seemingly set to follow in the UK’s footsteps in welcoming Huawei #5G, its appears that no amount of threats or fearmongering will help the U.S. achieve its goal of turning Europe against Huawei. #HuaweiNews https://t.co/6AAuBUJVgp
— Huawei Facts (@HuaweiFacts) February 18, 2020
#Germany seems poised to follow Britain in letting #Huawei build #5G networks, despite last appeals from #US government.
— Michael ? (@Mike60319099) February 18, 2020
https://t.co/xCumGp8Ft7
For more than a year the US has cajoled and threatened allies to bar Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant, from new 5G networks, citing national security. It isn’t working — so I spent time at the Munich Security Conf. trying to figure out why. https://t.co/FMsewLcs7K via @NYTimes
— David Sanger (@SangerNYT) February 18, 2020
This is incredibly depressinghttps://t.co/YwtSlIwuJG
— Thomas Hegghammer (@Hegghammer) February 18, 2020
Huawei Is Winning the Argument in Europe, as the U.S. Fumbles to Develop Alternatives https://t.co/ecAkmznJ6J#tech #smartphones #5G @Huawei @HuaweiEnt @HuaweiMobileKSA
— Shaan Haider (@shaanhaider) February 18, 2020
Huawei is winning the argument in Europe, as the US fumbles in its messaging and development of alternatives https://t.co/CpZLny1Pwb
— Noah Barkin (@noahbarkin) February 18, 2020
영국에 이어 독일이 화웨이의 5G기술을 받아들일듯 합니다. 화웨이에 대한 각국의 대응은 미중 파워게임이란 측면에서 바야합니다. 중국은 무역보복 등 경제카드로, 미국은 인텔 정보 등 안보카드로 화웨이에 대한 선택을 요구해서입니다. 유럽에선 중국의 연전연승이네요. https://t.co/guULHNWIJ8
— 박태인(Taein Park) (@TellYouMore) February 18, 2020
"America’s global campaign to prevent its allies from using Huawei in the next generation of wireless networks has largely failed, with foreign leaders publicly rebuffing the US argument that the firm poses an unmanageable security threat", writes @nytimeshttps://t.co/4fbxt3migt
— Berta Herrero (@Be_Herrero) February 18, 2020
Hell YES it’s my colleague (and fellow Times newbie) @dmccabe’s FIRST A1 STORY, EVERYONE ??? https://t.co/R9RulPYQml pic.twitter.com/hUQ4nkDJzd
— Davey Alba (@daveyalba) February 18, 2020
Huawei Is Winning the Argument in Europe, as the U.S. Fumbles to Develop Alternatives https://t.co/cVCR3HtJHF
— Adam Segal (@adschina) February 18, 2020
보안을 이유로 화웨이를 보내버리려는군.
— J.W2020 (@Godlovesyoujw) February 18, 2020
U.S. Government considers blocking TSMC from making chips for Huawei https://t.co/BnEAorCAa2 @xdadevelopers 님이 공유
U.S. Government considers blocking TSMC from making chips for Huaweihttps://t.co/2ccGbkNSW4
— AmiQdonner (@amiQdonner) February 18, 2020
Washington is weighing new trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology https://t.co/mnwyKzDl7K via @WSJ
— Smita Purushottam (@smita1900) February 18, 2020
Semiconductor stocks should get annihilated today between yesterday's Apple guide down & the trade war not solved: https://t.co/AOxZ8NjWPp .
— Garic Moran (@GaricMoran) February 18, 2020
A new trade deal with China isn't stopping the White House from launching new trade restrictions. https://t.co/JYDrUu6zpk via @WSJ
— Paul Page (@PaulPage) February 17, 2020
If the goal of our policies is to try to stop China from becoming a developed country we should be up front about that and have that debate https://t.co/657KgjEJSY
— Adam Ozimek (@ModeledBehavior) February 18, 2020
Now we know why the semis have under performed Nasdaq for the last few months.
— Helene Meisler (@hmeisler) February 17, 2020
Washington is weighing new trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology https://t.co/mBdgqwohIV via @WSJ
Washington is weighing new trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology https://t.co/5sXm8Li8jv via @WSJ
— Aadil Brar (@aadilbrar) February 17, 2020
News Recap: US Weighs New Move To Limit China’s Access To Chip Technology - WSJ https://t.co/Mr9UVE1yF1
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) February 17, 2020
3⃣‘The Trump administration is weighing new trade restrictions on China that would limit the use of American chip-making equipment, as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology' | Read the @WSJ piece here⬇️https://t.co/j28FGwsKh1
— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) February 18, 2020
Tuesday should be interesting...
— Samantha LaDuc (@SamanthaLaDuc) February 17, 2020
Washington is weighing new trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology ...$SMH $QQQhttps://t.co/zzqlhlgqC2
MORE EXPORT CONTROLS NEWS:
— Chad P. Bown (@ChadBown) February 18, 2020
New Commerce Department proposal shows the blunt tools the Trump administration is prepared to use in its bid to cut China off from America’s semiconductor sector.
By @AsaFitch & @BobDavis187 https://t.co/EOUdBwnOzz
there's not a single type of machinery made by US IC capital equipment makers where there are not viable foreign competitors. Hard to imagine this proposed rule wld last long when it wld do nothing to Huawei and seriously damage US industry https://t.co/QBt1Ogt6An via @WSJ
— 傅道格 Doug Fuller (@FuDaoge) February 17, 2020
Washington is weighing new trade restrictions as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology. Scoop by @bobdavis187 Definitely not what China or Huawei needs right now amid the nation’s coronavirus outbreak... 火上加油。 https://t.co/Zl4BodeGys
— Liza Lin (@Liz_in_Shanghai) February 17, 2020
This is a gathering wave that will grow as this year progresses and the Trump A find ways to pressure Huawei and the PRC. TW chip industry with the US equipment manufacturers make up the two main pincers in this move to squeeze China. https://t.co/mJZOAVH0vQ
— Rupert Hammond-Chambers ??????♂️⚽️? (@RJHCUSTBC) February 18, 2020
"The Trump administration is weighing new trade restrictions on China that would limit the use of American chip-making equipment, as it seeks to cut off Chinese access to key semiconductor technology."@WSJ reports. https://t.co/OpejmKzMgt
— China US Focus (@ChinaUSFocus) February 17, 2020
U.S. mulls cutting Huawei off from global chip suppliers https://t.co/9L4hwrV7qc
— Aki Heikkinen (@akihheikkinen) February 18, 2020
U.S. mulls cutting telecom Coronavirus Huawei off from global chip suppliers, with Taiwan’s TSMC, a major producer of chips for Huawei’s HiSilicon in crosshairs -
— BenTallmadge (@BenKTallmadge) February 18, 2020
TSMC also produces chips for US military.
@TheLastRefuge2 @Avery1776 https://t.co/wfPYSYKpEp
Very very interesting move by US, if it materialises. Can they actually enforce this across the world? https://t.co/gMcC9HLIv9 cc @Brahamvakya @Indosphere @bennedose
— Shanmukh (@maidros78) February 18, 2020
Dept of Commerce is doing some good work on economic security front vs China. https://t.co/Y6apMbfJG1
— Michael Stumo (@michael_stumo) February 18, 2020
No decisions here yet, but this would be a major escalation... https://t.co/LSeD6sXRpP
— Brian McCarthy (@briangobosox) February 17, 2020
U.S. mulls cutting Huawei off from global chip suppliers, with TSMC in crosshairs https://t.co/dSMhwiq9tp
— Philip McClellan (@PhilipMcClellan) February 18, 2020
Full story:https://t.co/sA4pawDt7y
— Vincent Lee (@Rover829) February 17, 2020
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