Proposed rules making it harder for American firms to sell to Chinese company are withdrawn In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Huawei’s Ren Zhengfei discusses how his company will navigate the trade war, concerns over whether its equipment could be used to spy for Beijing and his road trip across America. Photo: Anthony Kwan for The Wall Street Journal By Bob Davis Updated Jan. 24, 2020 7:05 pm ET The Commerce Department’s efforts to tighten the noose on Huawei Technologies Co. is facing a formidable obstacle: the Pentagon.
Commerce officials have withdrawn proposed regulations that would make it harder for U.S. companies to sell to Huawei from their overseas facilities following objections from the Defense Department as well as the Treasury Department, people familiar with the matter said.
The Pentagon is concerned that if U.S. firms can’t continue to ship to Huawei, they will lose a key source of revenue—depriving them of money for research and development needed to maintain a technological edge, the people said. The chip industry has pressed that argument in talks with government officials.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper was asked about The Wall Street Journal’s reporting on the concern during an appearance Friday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
“We have to be conscious of sustaining those [technology] companies’ supply chains and those innovators,” Mr. Esper said. “That’s the balance we have to strike.”
美国商务部一直要扬言对华为进一步封锁，要禁止超过美国成分10%的外国产品卖给华
为。
现在美国国防部跳出来打脸了，说你禁止美国公司卖产品给华为，那么那些美国公司的营收就会减少，也没有钱搞科研，美国的领先优势就没有了
这就是今天半导体股票上涨的原因
https://www.wsj.com/articles/pentagon-blocks-clampdown-on-huawei-sales-
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文章下面一大堆西人在大骂美国，说美国疯了。真的很搞笑
Pentagon Blocks Clampdown on Huawei Sales
Proposed rules making it harder for American firms to sell to Chinese
company are withdrawn
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Huawei’s Ren Zhengfei
discusses how his company will navigate the trade war, concerns over whether its equipment could be used to spy for Beijing and his road trip across
America. Photo: Anthony Kwan for The Wall Street Journal
By Bob Davis
Updated Jan. 24, 2020 7:05 pm ET
The Commerce Department’s efforts to tighten the noose on Huawei
Technologies Co. is facing a formidable obstacle: the Pentagon.
Commerce officials have withdrawn proposed regulations that would make it
harder for U.S. companies to sell to Huawei from their overseas facilities
following objections from the Defense Department as well as the Treasury
Department, people familiar with the matter said.
The Pentagon is concerned that if U.S. firms can’t continue to ship to
Huawei, they will lose a key source of revenue—depriving them of money for research and development needed to maintain a technological edge, the people said. The chip industry has pressed that argument in talks with government officials.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper was asked about The Wall Street Journal’s
reporting on the concern during an appearance Friday at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
“We have to be conscious of sustaining those [technology] companies’
supply chains and those innovators,” Mr. Esper said. “That’s the balance we have to strike.”
这个剧情把叔看哭了。双簧要放华为了
美国国防部还要用大疆，不然会降低对中国的军事优势
基本上还是自己要强。如果一打就死，五角大楼也会乐见其成。打不死，美国就会有争论。就像朝鲜战争，一打就死就没有然后了。打不死才有停火。越南战争也是。
这明显是看到我鳖芯片要爆发了，what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
【 在 verdelite (石头) 的大作中提到: 】
: 基本上还是自己要强。如果一打就死，五角大楼也会乐见其成。打不死，美国就会有争
: 论。就像朝鲜战争，一打就死就没有然后了。打不死才有停火。越南战争也是。
这尼玛演双簧呢，25%就没啥美国公司还能跟hw做生意了，再降到10%，受影响的顶多就是台积电之类的，和美国公司有毛的关系
美帝在华为这事儿这算是认怂了，本想着一把捏死华为的，结果没想到捏半天还没死，想再多使把劲结果发现自己胳膊受不了了。不过这种事，要么做绝，要么不做，这么弄一趟下来只会让对手变得更强，在全世界落下笑柄。